State v. Frazer
Supreme Court of Iowa
1Opinion of the Court
HARRIS, Justice.
We affirm defendant’s first-degree murder conviction. There are three assignments of error. Defendant complains of the admission, over his objection it was hearsay, of testimony reciting the victim’s statements to witnesses. Defendant asserts there was prosecutorial misconduct. And he contends there was insufficient evidence to show deliberation and premeditation. We believe all three contentions are without merit.
During the evening of December 2, 1975 Gary Lynn Frazer (defendant) and his brother, Michael, were drinking in two Oel-wein bars. Sheila Foley, the victim, and her…
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