Aguilar v. State
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
CARVER, Justice.
Gilbert Hernandez Aguilar appeals his conviction, and enhanced sentence of life imprisonment, for voluntary manslaughter. We affirm.
Aguilar was tried before a jury on a charge of the murder of M.L. Douglas. Aguilar did not testify but, within his confession he stated:
*804On November 26, 1981 sometime after the hours of darkness, I was in my apartment. My girlfriend, Mildred Williams and a black male named Doug was in my apartment with me. I took out some trash and when I returned to my apartment Doug had his hands on Mildred. Doug jerked his hands away from Mildred when I entered…
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