victim was on his way over and would be spraying bullets.
The victim did go to Lane's apartment. Lane maintains that the victim kicked in the door to gain access, but the physical evidence at the trial suggested the door was broken from the inside out because the glass was lying on the ground outside the door. In any event, the victim entered the apartment and proceeded to the bedroom where he was shot once from a distance of approximately four feet and three more times at point blank range. All four bullets entered the victim's back. As the victim lay slumped over Lane's bed, Lane called 911 and reported that he had just shot an intruder. The victim died from the gunshot wounds. Lane was arrested and chargedFOR PROFESSORS

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