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Kurt Russell v. State of Indiana

── Kurt Russell v. State of Indiana ── Case No.: 22A-CR-02299 Court: Indiana Court of Appeals Date: August 08, 2023 Author: Judge Melissa May County of Origin: Boone Category: Criminal Decision: Affirmed Judge Mathias and Judge Bradford concur Maxwell Timbrook and Russell met when they both worked at a Costco store in Indianapolis, and they became friends. They exchanged hundreds of text messages, and their text conversations primarily concerned the acquisition and use of heroin and other narcotics. On January 16, 2020, Timbrook texted Russell: “Let’s get some pie[.]” (Ex. Vol. I at 107.) “Pie” was a code word Timbrook and Russell used for heroin. (Tr. Vol.
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