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OPINION

A jury convicted Darlene Gentry of murder and assessed her punishment at sixty years’ imprisonment for the death of her husband, Waymon Keith Gentry. Gentry contends in five issues that the trial court (1) abused its discretion in denying her motion to suppress; (2) erred in its findings of facts and conclusions of law supporting the denial of the motion to suppress; (3) abused its discretion by denying her motion for change of venue due to pretrial publicity; (4) abused its discretion in excluding medical records supporting third-party motive; and (5) erred in refusing to poll the jury regarding their knowledge of a newspaper article published on the day of punishment. We will affirm.

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