Manuel v. State
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
SAM GRIFFITH, Justice.
Appellant Harmon Lee Manuel, II was charged with stalking C.L.L.,1 the sister of a friend, over the course of approximately three years, as she attended colleges in three states. The indictment contained four specific allegations of stalking, alleging that Appellant threatened to put C.L.L.’s personal information on the internet, made repeated and threatening phone calls to C.L.L., threatened C.L.L. via electronic communication, and threatened to kill C.L.L.
After a bench trial, the court found Appellant guilty as charged, and sentenced him to six years of…
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