Schade v. State
Alaska Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
*909OPINION
CONNOR, Justice.
Charles S. Schade was convicted of first degree murder, after trial by jury. His appeal concerns not only the defense of insanity but certain other issues necessarily connected with that defense.
At about 5:00 p. m. on November 3, 1970, Nancy Miller left her work at a drive-in restaurant in Kodiak, Alaska. She was on foot. She was reported as missing the next day. By the morning of November Sth her nude body was found near a road. The body had been stabbed eight times. One of the thrusts was directly to the heart, which killed her.
In the ensuing investigation, the Navy…
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