Odom v. State

WALTERS, Chief Judge.

In 1986, the appellant, William Odom, pled guilty to two counts of voluntary manslaughter, one count of grand theft, and to a charge of conspiracy to commit robbery. In 1989, he filed an application for post-conviction relief (which was later amended), asserting that his pleas of guilty were not voluntary and that there was a lack of evidence to show he had committed any homicide or entered into a conspiracy to commit robbery. Following an evidentiary hearing on the allegations in Odom’s application, the district court denied relief. We affirm.

Odom did not directly appeal…