Defendant was found guilty of stabbing and robbing the 56-year-old male victim in a Bronx hotel frequented by prostitutes. Defendant admitted the homicide to the police, the prosecutors and the trial jury that convicted him. His defense of extreme emotional disturbance, based on the claim that the victim's attempt to have sex with him triggered his homicidal rage, was soundly rejected.
This appeal was previously before us. Defendant argued for reversal of his conviction...
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