Samuel E. Sallee v. State of Indiana

DAVID, Justice.

Samuel E. Sallee directly appeals his convictions for murdering four (4) people and his four (4) consecutive sentences of life without parole. Sallee argues that the evidence is insufficient to support the jury’s determination that he is guilty of the four (4) murders. Finding that the evidence is sufficient, we affirm the trial court.

Facts and Procedural History

In May 2013, Sallee was unemployed and was living with a former co-worker, Malcolm England, in Columbus, Indiana. England let Sallee stay with him on the condition that Sallee would assist England with work around the…