Vilsaint v. State

In this appeal from multiple convictions of murder and attempted murder, appellant claims that the trial court reversibly erred when it admitted a recording of appellant’s telephone conversation while in jail which inculpated him in the crimes. Appellant objected, to its admission because the voice identification by the investigating officer was inadequate, as he had only a brief conversation with the appellant. Because the investigating detective testified that he recognized appellant’s voice, the court did not err in admitting the recording. The credibility of that identification was…