State v. Mendell
Arizona Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
STRUCKMEYER, Justice.
The, appellant, David Mendell, was charged with and found guilty after trial by jury of second degree murder of a fourteen-month-old child, Matthew Scott Williams. He appeals.
As a ground of error, he asserts that there was not sufficient evidence on which a jury could find him. guilty of second degree murder. The facts set forth in a light most favorable to sustaining the jury’s verdict are that appellant was living, with Mrs. Jacqueline Rae Williams, the mother of Matthew. Matthew was a child by a former marriage. Mrs. Williams worked an evening shift and appellant…
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