TITUS, Judge.
Freddy Chambers was jury-tried and convicted of one count of stealing and four counts of second-degree murder. Because the jury could not agree on punishment, the court fixed punishment at ten years' imprisonment for the stealing and at twenty-five years' imprisonment on each murder count with the terms to run consecutively. The conviction was affirmed on appeal. State v. Chambers,
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