Samuel Lee Jackson v. State of Indiana
── Samuel Lee Jackson v. State of Indiana ──
Case No.: 20A-PC-01538
Court: Indiana Court of Appeals
Date: March 16, 2021
Author: Judge Elaine Brown
County of Origin: Allen
Category: Criminal
Decision: Affirmed
Judge Vaidik and Judge Pyle concur
The relevant facts as discussed in Jackson’s direct appeal follow:
[O]n June 18, 2000, Glendora Shorts had an argument and
physical altercation with Jackson, her boyfriend of ten years. As
Jackson left Shorts’ house, he threatened to kill her and her
children. Shortly after midnight, Shorts’ daughter, D.B., left
Shorts’ upstairs bedroom where she had been watching a movie
with her mother and went to the bathroom, which was on the
same floor as the bedroom. While in the bathroom, D.B. heard
four “punching” sounds.
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