Gloria Jean Narro v. United States

Appellant was tried without a jury on a two-count indictment charging her with stealing an unemployment compensation check from an authorized mail depository, and thereafter knowingly possessing same. She was convicted on both counts and sentenced to serve a two or three year indeterminate sentence on each, to run concurrently.

The sole question presented by this appeal relates to the admissibility of a confession signed by appellant. There is no question but that appellant was fully and completely informed of her rights to remain silent and to have counsel, and warned that her statements…