Frymyer v. State

Benham, Judge.

Appellant was convicted of child molestation. We affirm his conviction.

1. In his first enumerated error, appellant complains that a statement he gave police should not have been admitted at trial, because it was not freely and voluntarily made. Appellant maintains his “limited intellectual capacity” rendered him incapable of freely and voluntarily waiving his constitutional rights.

At the Jackson-Denno hearing conducted prior to the admission of appellant’s statement, the questioning officer stated that appellant’s statement to authorities was given after appellant had been ad…