Angleton v. State

SELBY, Justice.

On April 27, 1994, a jury convicted defendant, Brad C. Angleton, of the murder of his wife, Cheryl Angleton. The court sentenced him to 55 years. In this direct appeal, he raises the following issues: 1) Did the trial court err by allowing admission of certain statements made by Cheryl to acquaintances, friends, and family? 2) Did the trial court err by allowing admission of evidence of defendant’s negative character traits and prior bad acts? 3) Did the trial court err by allowing two witnesses to state personal opinions? 4) Did the trial court err by allowing the prosecutor…