PLESS, Justice.
The defendant's own testimony as shown in the statement of facts would justify a peremptory instruction of guilt. But in addition, he "corroborated" it by repeating on cross examination that "[h]e [Miller] was standing in the front room when he turned back and said `You G.d. black s.o.b., why don't you shoot me?' And so I did. * * * I got up off the bed to shoot him. * * * No, sir, wasn't hurting a soul. * * * I didn't see no knife. * * * I wasn't...
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