United States v. Donald Gene Henthorn and Tom D. Riley

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• noting that jurors could “easily accept” a witness’s testimony about prior offenses as proof that they occurred
• finding probative value of extrinsic offense evidence outweighed possible prejudice where defendant pleaded not guilty and attacked the credibility of witnesses
• finding probative value of extrinsic offense evidence outweighed possible prejudice where defendant pled not guilty and attacked credibility of witness

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