On December 29, 1982, Hui Yi was shot and killed by two men who escaped in a white and yellow International Scout with Colorado license plates. On February 18, 1983, Timothy E. Arnold and Donald Stumpf were indicted for the murder. Arnold and Stumpf were tried separately. During Arnolds trial, the state argued that Arnold and Stumpf were hired to kill Yi. A jury convicted Arnold of first-degree murder, and judge J. Justin Ripley sentenced him to ninety-nine years imprisonment. Arnold appeals, challenging his conviction and sentence on numerous grounds. We affirm.
