State v. McKelton (Slip Opinion)

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• spoliation evidence, including an attempt to bribe or tamper with a witness, admissible to show consciousness of guilt
• ultimately finding sufficient evidence of intent based on the violent history between the appellant and the victim
• when defendant failed to request prosecutor to supply a good- faith basis for his questions appellate court would presume that a good- faith basis for the questions existed

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