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State v. Henderson3/7/2001
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Jennifer Branam testified that later that night, she saw Appellants move an object from Dellinger's truck to Linda Dellinger's car. Jennifer Branam stated that the object was two to three feet long and it was covered with a sheet. She stated that Appellants then left in the car. The following morning, Jennifer Branam saw Dellinger remove the object that had been put in the trunk of his wife's car and place it under his trailer. She stated that the object looked like a shotgun.
Herman Lewis, a neighbor of Griffin, testified that at approximately 10:00 p.m. on February 21, 1992, he saw someone who looked like Dellinger come out of the Dellinger trailer and put something white that was about the size of a walking stick in the back of a car. He stated that two people had been in the car when it drove away, but he admitted that he could not identify the two people.
Sandy Branam, another of Griffin's nieces, testified that she had a conversation with Dellinger at approximately 9:00 p.m. on February 21, 1992, during which she inquired about Griffin. She stated that defendant Dellinger told her that Griffin was at the Blount County Jail and that he and Sutton were going to get him out of jail. Sandy Branam also stated her mother had previously complained that there was a faulty plug behind the television set in Griffin's trailer. She also stated that she saw three vehicles in the Dellinger driveway on the night of the fire: an Oldsmobile, a white truck, and a Camaro. Sandy Branam also testified that around noon on February 22, 1992, her mother, Connie Branam, stated that she was going to look for Griffin in Blount County.
Jason McDonald testified that at 11:55 p.m. on February 21, 1992, he heard two or three gunshots coming from the Blue Springs/Blue Hole area near his home. Brenda McKeehan, McDonald's mother, testified that she also heard two gunshots on the evening of February 21, 1992.
Jerry Sullivan, owner of a grocery store in Townsend, Tennessee, testified that on the afternoon of February 22, 1992, Connie Branam came into his store in search of information concerning her brother, Griffin. She showed store employees a picture of her brother and asked Sullivan if she could leave her car in his parking lot. Sullivan testified that when he accompanied Branam outside to ensure that her car was not blocking anyone, he saw her talking to two men in a white pickup truck. He stated, however, that he did not get a good look at the men and he could not identify them.
Jamie Carr testified that she was working at Howie's Hideaway on February 22, 1992, when Appellants came in with Connie Branam. Carr stated that Branam was looking for her brother and she was crying. When Branam began telling Carr about Griffin's trailer burning down, Dellinger interrupted by asking whether Carr remembered if Dellinger had been in the bar the previous day. When Carr told Dellinger that she definitely remembered him from the previous day, he continued to interrupt her by asking if she was sure that she remembered that he had been in the bar the day before. Carr testified that Dellinger then stated that he thought that Griffin might have returned to the bar after he was released from jail. Dellinger then told Carr that he left Griffin with a woman down the road.
Terri Newman testified that when she arrived for work at Howie's Hideaway at 5:00 p.m. on February 22, 1992, Appellants were in the bar with Connie Branam. Newman stated that Dellinger immediately asked her if she remembered him and Sutton from the day before. Branam then said that she was looking for her brother and wanted to know with whom he had left the bar. Newman stated that she was confused because she
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