PER CURIAM.
In 1992 Phillip Schalchlin was found guilty by a jury of rape and sentenced to thirty years imprisonment. He was represented at trial by his retained attorney Claudell Woods. No appeal was taken, and Schalchlin, acting pro se, sought a belated appeal pursuant to Criminal Procedure Rule 36.9. This court granted the motion, accepted appellant's assertion of indigency, and appointed Mr. Woods to represent him in the appeal,
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