King v. State

Hunstein, Justice.

Following a bench trial, Rufus Bernard King was convicted of the malice murders of Louis Moseley and Ruth Moseley and the armed robbery of Louis Moseley and sentenced to three consecutive life sentences. King appeals his conviction contending that the trial court erred in failing to suppress evidence relating to his palm prints and to his blood and that, had the trial court correctly suppressed that evi dence, there would not have been sufficient evidence to convict him. For reasons outlined hereinbelow, we affirm.

Evidence adduced at trial authorized the court to find the…