Indiana Supreme Court January 21, 2000, 49S00-9801-CR-36 (Echols v. State)
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United States · · · 21-01-2000
BOEHM, Justice.
A jury convicted Carl Echols of murder, attempted murder, and two counts of resisting law enforcement. He received the maximum sentence for each of these convictions, to be served consecutively. He was also found to be a habitual offender and received an additional thirty years on the murder count, for a total sentence of 149 years.
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