I told him, AIt=s your and Catarino raised his hands and said, AAll I clicked the gun, and it went off.Ĭatarino is my friend, and it was an accident.Īppellant testified that after he took the empty round and the live round from his pocket he showed Cat the live round and AI turned around, and I opened the cylinder, and I thought I had the other one right here (indicating), and IBI don=t know. I clicked the pistol back and pointed the gun at Catarino.
I don=t remember if I shot at myself two or three times. I opened it again, and again, nothing happened. Catarino told me, AYou=ve got to spin it I opened it and spun the cylinder, and then Catarino spun it, and I put the gun to my head, clicked the trigger. I told Catarino, ALet=s I spun the cylinder and closed it. I placed the one bullet in my pocket and opened the cylinder and placed what I thought was the empty bullet in the gun. I had the two bullets in my hand, the empty one and the real one. It stated, in relevant part:Īlfonso told me to show Catarino the game I was playing earlier. Appellant=s confession was admitted into evidence. Then he pointed the gun at Cat and said, AThere=s nothing in He pulled the trigger and shot Cat in the chest, killing him. He put what he thought was the empty round into the revolver, pointed it at his own head, spun the cylinder, and clicked the trigger two or three times. Appellant got the revolver along with a live round and an empty round. Later that day Catarino De La Fuente, III, arrived at appellant=s house. Gonzales and Molina did not know that the gun was unloaded, and appellant intended this as a trick. We affirm.Īlfonso Gonzales and Amanda Molina were at appellant=s house when appellant put a revolver to his head and clicked the trigger. He brings five points of error contending the evidence is legally and factually insufficient and that he received ineffective assistance of counsel. Ricardo Solis appeals his conviction for manslaughter. Before Justices Dorsey, Ya ez, and Rodriguez
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