State v. Williams

The trial court initially granted Williams's pre-trial motion to suppress this

the other letters found in the manila envelope, but later decided the “Big Homie” letter could be used for

Turner testified that he did not immediately give police this information because “[f]our of my friends got killed in front of me,

I didn't want to talk

I didn't want to

” He thought “the streets would get Antonio

” Federal authorities arrested Turner in early 2009

charged him with: (1) “interference with commerce by threat or violence”

(2) “conspiracy to distribute a controlled substance”: “five kilograms or more of

” While in jail on the federal case, Turner told his lawyer he wanted to talk to police about the July 4th quadruple homicide

and, at that time, identified Williams as one of the