State v. Messick
Court of Appeals of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
TYSON, Judge.
Ivory Lamont Messick (“defendant”) appeals from his jury conviction and sentence for the first-degree murder of Reginald Carr (“Carr”). We find no error.
I. Background
Carr died from gunshot wounds to his head and neck. His body was discovered burned beyond recognition. On 17 November 2000, Carr rode with Chauncy Robinson (“Robinson”) and Will Pigford (“Pigford”) to the home of defendant’s uncle. Carr walked with Robinson into the yard next to defendant’s home, where three other men were talking near a parked car. Sometime later, defendant and another man returned from buying beer…
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