United States v. Worthen
Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
KANNE, Circuit Judge.
As a FedEx driver, Darryl Worthen delivered packages to Scott Maxie—the owner of a gun store in southern Indiana called Muscatatuck Outdoors. Worthen and Maxie knew each other well, as they often conversed during the deliveries. Worthen even considered Maxie to be a friend. But unfortunately, their friendship wasn’t strong enough to withstand Worth-en’s greed. Worthen decided to rob Max-ie—and he exploited their friendship to do it.
On September 20, 2014, Worthen called Maxie to set up a meeting under the guise of making a gun trade. But the true purpose of this meeting…
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