of which warrants reversal.
The case involved misconduct by a police officer in destroying a tape-recorded statement of a prosecution witness, which admittedly was beneficial to the defendant. It was the prosecution's theory that the armed robbery which occurred at Putnam Hall on the Eastern Michigan University campus was perpetrated by Thornton Logan, Willy Franks and Christopher Hayes. The defendant, being an accomplice, drove the perpetrators to the building, showed an escape route and drove the get-away car.
The defendant testified that he took the various individuals to the Putnam dormitory in order to buy marijuana so as to keep Logan's mind off criminal activity.
Logan testified on behalf of the prosecution as part of a plea bargain wherein he was allowed to plead guilty to the lesser charge of assaultObit: Maureen Boyd

Obit: Maureen Boyd

September 6th, 2013 in Obituaries

Location: Hamilton county

Maureen Taylor Boyd, 98, passed away Tuesday, Sept. 3, 2013, in a local health care facility.She was born in Fayetteville, Tenn., to the late Ross and Eva Taylor, and was a resident of Chattanooga for 90 years.Maureen graduated from the Edmonson School of Business; then took a position at the Electric Power Board. As World War II ended, she moved to Washington, D.C. to work in the Pentagon while her husband, Lamar, finished his Army assignment. They returned to Chattanooga to start their family. Maureen retired as director of the Chattanooga Bureau of Relief in 1976 after 17 years of service. She was a member of Central Baptist Church Woodmore, now Christway Community Church in Ooltewah.She was preceded