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Latravius Gobert will serve 35 years to life despite challenging his second-degree murder conviction on the grounds of hearsay evidence.

Gobert strangled his girlfriend to death in March 2018, in front of their 6-year-old daughter.

He argued that Riverside Superior Court made a mistake when it allowed hearsay evidence of two prior domestic violence incidents. He also sought independent review of the court’s decision not to allow evidence from a police officer into the trial.

The strangling

According to the published appellate ruling, Gobert and his girlfriend, Mariah, had a rocky relationship and argued frequently. In March 2018, during an argument, Mariah ordered Gobert to move

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