Ordered that the judgment is affirmed.
The court properly allowed the complainant's testimony with regard to her husband's terminal illness and ultimate death. The testimony of illness was not contrary to the court's pretrial in limine ruling, and related to the contents of the stolen pocketbook including, inter alia, the husband's medications and hospice papers. These facts, and the complainant's efforts to retain and retrieve her pocketbook, were "inextricably interwoven...
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