Drew v. State
Indiana Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
DICKSON, Justice.
Appellant-defendant Lee E. Drew appeals from a conviction for felony murder 1 and burglary, 2 both class A felonies. Defendant raises three issues on appeal:
1. effect of promises by prosecutor upon voluntariness of resulting confession; -
2. denial of mistrial and admonishment following juror outburst and replacement; and,
3. sufficiency of evidence.
On October 3, 1988, the Fort Wayne Police initiated an investigation of a burglary/homicide at the home of 87 year-old Robert Smith. Smith's house was in great disarray and his body was discovered in a bedroom with two large-caliber…
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