Snyder v. State

Smith, Judge.

Frederick Snyder was convicted of one count of burglary. His motion for new trial was denied, and he appeals. Snyder contends that his in-custody statement was not voluntarily given, that certain portions of his statement were erroneously admitted, and that without his statement, the State presented insufficient evidence of his guilt. Although we agree with Snyder that the entirety of his statement was not admissible, we conclude that any. error was harmless given the overwhelming evidence of his guilt. We consequently affirm.

Construed in support of the jury’s verdict, evidence…