Marasa v. State

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• finding evidence sufficient for conviction of manslaughter where at a drug and alcohol party defendant pointed what he mistakenly believed was an empty gun at victim and pulled the trigger, firing a bullet and killing the victim
• defendant, a guest at a \drug and alcohol\ party, pointed a gun at another party guest in the mistaken belief that it was unloaded
• remanded for entry of judgment of manslaughter where defendant, erroneously thinking the gun was not loaded, pointed the gun at the victim, and pulled the trigger

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