THOMAS, Justice.
Again we face the awful responsibility of determining whether or not a judgment of guilty and consequent sentence to death should receive the imprimatur of this court. It seems fitting, at the outset to observe that no challenge of the sufficiency of the evidence to support the basic finding of guilt has been presented by appellants either in the brief lodged with this court, or in the oral argument which the court has heard unhurriedly. On the contrary...
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