The court providently exercised its discretion in admitting evidence that defendant threatened to kill one of the victims several hours before he thrust a knife through a bedroom door, injuring the second victim, as well as evidence that both victims heard the sounds of what they thought was defendant slapping his female companion shortly before the attack with the knife. This evidence of other crimes or bad acts was admissible to complete the narrative and provided background...
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