Patmon v. State
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Mikell, Judge.
In 2004, Keithan Patmon was tried for committing several offenses against two victims: Eric Honea, who died, and Artie Hughes, who survived. With regard to Honea, the jury acquitted Patmon of murder, felony murder, kidnapping with bodily injury (Count 6) and one count of aggravated assault (Count 8), all of which, except Count 6, had accused Patmon of “beating [Honea] about the head with an object unknown.” The jury found Patmon guilty of armed robbery (Count 7) and aggravated assault for pointing a gun at Honea (Count 10). Patmon was convicted of committing kidnapping, armed…
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