Graves v. State

GIVAN, Chief Justice.

Appellant was charged in five counts: Count I, Robbery; Count II, Conspiracy to Commit Robbery; Count III, Kidnapping; Count IV, Conspiracy to Commit Kidnapping; and Count V, Attempted Murder. The jury found appellant guilty on all five counts. He was sentenced to five consecutive sentences of thirty (80) years plus twenty (20) years for aggravating circumstances.

The facts are: Appellant and two companions entered Profeta's Market in Indianapolis. Albert Profeta testified that he was the owner of the grocery store. He further testified that appellant and his companions…