People v. Conde
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Per curiam
The manslaughter conviction appealed from rests upon proof that defendant struck with his fist a woman *329with whom he was on some terms of friendship or intimacy, the blow causing a rupture of the spleen and laceration of the liver, resulting in death some four days later, following surgery.
A niece of decedent testified that defendant summoned her by telephone to decedent’s home, stating that he had “bopped ” her. The niece and her sister found decedent holding her side, moaning and in apparent pain. Defendant entered the house shortly and twice stated that he had struck decedent in the course…
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