Willsey v. State

BOEHM, Justice.

In this direct appeal from a conviction for murder Debra J. Willsey contends that:

1) statements Willsey made to police during custodial interrogation should have been suppressed;

2) the State made impermissible use of Willse/s invocation of her Miranda rights;

3) bank records should not have been admitted into evidence;

4) her counsel rendered ineffective assistance; and

5) her sentence was manifestly unreasonable.

We affirm the trial court.

Factual Background

On February 24, 1995 Debra Willsey contacted police to report the death of Robert E. Biddle. At the time of his death the…