Wiley v. State

Appellant Freddie Lee Wiley was convicted of murder and sentenced to thirty years' imprisonment. His conviction arises out of the shooting death of Ulysses Howard.

McArthur Dunklin, a witness to the shooting, testified that he and the appellant had travelled from Ft. Deposit, Alabama, to Montgomery on October 17, 1985. They arrived at the home occupied by Lula Blackmon, appellant's mother, and Ulysses Howard, early in the evening and waited there for appellant's sister, Doris Burnett, to return home from work. Appellant had promised to pay $25 for the ride from Ft. Deposit to Montgomery and…