NOBLES, IV v. Com.

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• explaining that a conditional threat—that the defendant would kill the victim if she moved—was probative evidence of an intent to kill
• explaining that a conditional threat—that the defendant would kill the victim if she moved—was probative evidence of an intent to kill
• whether malice exists is a question of fact

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