State v. Madison
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The Supreme Court affirmed in part and reversed in part Defendant's convictions of, inter alia, three counts of aggravated murder and sentences of death on each count, holding that the trial court erred in convicting Defendant of two counts of kidnapping and further erred in imposing felony-murder death specifications predicated on kidnapping.
On independent sentence review, the Supreme Court held that the evidence in the record was insufficient to support two of the kidnapping specifications, which were predicated on kidnapping. The Court affirmed the trial court's judgment in all other respects and affirmed all three sentences of death, holding that there was no other reversible error in the proceedings below.
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