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01-6185 -- Slaughter v. Mullin -- 06/06/2003 |
 | | Slaughter was furious with Wuertz for this, but managed to explain to his wife that this must have been a prank call, probably made by one of his former wives. |
 | | Slaughter further argues, however, that defense counsel, here, did not choose between plausible defense strategies because, although defense counsel, prior to trial, had most of this evidence suggesting Gullotto might have actually killed the victims, defense counsel was simply unaware of this evidence, essentially losing it in the enormity of this case. |
 | | Slaughter complains that the trial court permitted the State to argue at trial, based on similar evidence, that Johnson, using the FTS line, had made numerous calls to Slaughter while he was stationed in Kansas. |
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