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973443P.pdf   10/08/1998  USA  v.  Trinity Edward Ingle
   U.S. Court of Appeals Case No:  97-3443
   Western District of Arkansas   
   Criminal law; Incriminating statements to
   cellmates were admissible because the inmates
   did not coerce the statements; Miranda does
   not apply to conversations between defendant
   and inmates who had been encouraged to elicit
   incriminating statements; no error in admitting
   photos of victims.