PEOPLE V. LYNES
401 N.E.2d 405 (1980)
NATURE OF THE CASE: This was an appeal from a rape, sodomy, robbery, and burglary
conviction.
FACTS: Lynes (D) did a large number of bad things to the complainant who happened to
observe D in Harlem. When she recognized D as her assailant, D took off and ran into a
tenement house. Detective Longo then went after D and eventually discovered D's brother's
apartment wherein the detective told D's brother to have him all him and left his card. A
few hours later a person identifying himself as Speedy Julias Lynes called and inquired as
to why Longo wanted him. Longo replied that Speedy's knife had been found at the scene of
the crime. Speedy replied, 'Oh no oh no.' The detective asked Speedy to come into the
station and Speedy replied, 'You are going to have to find me.' During trial, the
prosecution wanted this evidence admitted. D objected in that Longo was unfamiliar with the
voice and therefore could not personally identify it as that of D. D was convicted and
appealed.
ISSUE:
RULE OF LAW:
HOLDING AND DECISION:
LEGAL ANALYSIS:
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