Therefore, the issue is waived on appeal. 221 Ga. App. Moreover, the criminal enterprise had not ended. The statements were made when Burgeson and Carr were actively attempting concealment. The contention that the tape recordings and transcripts of the conversation with Carr were inadmissible because the State failed to establish a chain of custody fails.
Audiotapes are distinct recognizable physical objects that can be identified upon observation.
She failed to raise character as a basis of objection and therefore is precluded from review of any such challenge on appeal. It was not error for the trial court to fail to grant a new trial on the ground that the district attorney improperly introduced new evidence in his closing argument. The district attorney did not introduce new evidence. Witnesses testified about the nature of the crimes, including statements made by the other defendants, and the nature of the victim's wounds. An inference could be made as to how the victim died, and the law permits prosecutors considerable latitude in making closing argument.