Mcconnell Adams

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Mcconnell Adams is a Michigan murderer you've never heard of! Mcconnell Adams was convicted by Jury in Oakland County of Homicide - Murder First Degree-Premeditated and Felony Murder.

His appeal includes:

Defendant was tried with his codefendant, Anitra Coomer  , before separate juries in the Oakland Circuit Court in October 1997.   The facts surrounding the death of Dr. Deborah Iverson have been set forth in detail in the companion case, People v. Coomer, 245 Mich.App 206, 627 N.W.2d 612 (2001), and we see no need to restate those facts here.   Defendant's and codefendant Coomer's trial lasted ten days, although much of the testimony was presented to codefendant Coomer's jury only.   There was virtually no physical evidence linking defendant to the murder, as there was with codefendant Coomer.   Thus, this case focuses on the propriety of the admission of defendant's videotaped confession into evidence.

Dr. Deborah Iverson
Dr. Deborah Iverson was strangled to death on May 16, 1996;  however, it was not until certain events culminated on December 29, 30, and 31, 1996, that police were able to determine that defendant and codefendant Coomer were involved in Dr. Iverson's murder.   On December 29, 1996, defendant was in the custody of the Clawson Police Department regarding a stolen vehicle.   Defendant was apparently released;  however, he was arrested by Clawson police officers on December 30, 1996, and booked into the police station at 11:00 p.m. for a domestic assault charge filed by codefendant Coomer. After police officers obtained codefendant Coomer's statement at her apartment sometime around midnight, Detective Sergeant William Harvey of the Oakland County Sheriff's Department was informed and was asked to interview defendant.


Their victims or intended victims include Dr. Deborah Iverson.

You can write to Mcconnell Adams at:

Mcconnell Adams
Muskegon Correctional Facility
2400 S. Sheridan Drive
Muskegon, MI 49442



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