Donnetta Newell v. State of Indiana

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• holding that it was for the fact-finder to determine whether the defendant'-was venting to a friend, or whether the defendant made a true threat
• there was sufficient evidence defendant intended to communicate a threat to the victim, the manager of an apartment complex, because defendant made the threat in the presence of a security guard that the defendant knew would report the threat to the manager
• finding sufficient evidence that the defendant intended to communicate a threat to the victim, the manager of an apartment complex, because defendant made the threat in the presence of a security guard who the defendant knew would report the threat to the manager

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