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Young v. State

The Supreme Court vacated the defendant's separate conviction and sentence for burglary because it served as the predicate offense for his felony murder conviction.

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Appellant Christopher Young was tried and convicted with his co-defendant, Patrick Satterfield, for the 2008 felony murder and armed robbery of Richard Boynton, Sr., the burglary of the Boynton home, and possession of a firearm during the commission of a crime. Young, who also was convicted of misdemeanor possession of marijuana, appeals the judgment entered on the convictions.1

1. The State presented evidence that the 78-year-old victim was shot inside his Muscogee County home on December 5, 2008, and died as a result of a single gunshot wound to the chest. Entry to the home had been gained by breaking a bedroom window. Several of the victim’s grandsons who occasionally lived with him testified that the glass doors of a gun cabinet had been shattered and the contents two handguns and several old rifles and shotguns removed, and a shoebox containing $7000 that one grandson had stored in a closet had been emptied. Dominic Tinch, who admitted driving appellant and Satterfield to and from the crime scene, testified against his cohorts in exchange for immunity from prosecution of the charges surrounding the death of Mr. Boynton.

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