State v. Mason

David Charles Mason (“Defendant”) was convicted of first-degree statu*635tory rape (see section 566.032), first-degree statutory sodomy (see section 566.062), and first-degree child molestation (see section 566.067).1 Defendant’s single, multifarious point relied on claims the trial court erred by: (1) overruling an objection to an officer’s unspecified “testimony”; (2) admitting over Defendant’s objection a video-recorded interview of Defendant; and (3) denying Defendant’s request for a mistrial “in that it was improper for the [State to use] Defendant’s request for an attorney as evidence…