Stephen McRae was charged with the murder of his wife Nancy. He claimed that the shooting was an accident. His attorney objected to the introduction of 2 photographs that the judge noted

Stephen McRae was charged with the murder of his wife Nancy. He claimed that the shooting was an accident. His attorney objected to the introduction of 2 photographs that the judge noted “were not pretty.” The first showed Nancy in her bloody clothes with an exit wound in her skull. Another photo showed the entry point of the bullet in the front of Nancy’s “broken head” with a disfigured left eye. The government argued the photos were relevant to rebut Stephen’s claim that the shooting was an accident. Would you admit the photos at trial? See United States v. McRae, 593 F.2d 700 (5th Cir. 1979).