John Russell Bellhouse v. United States

Whether the trial court may admit evidence of sexual assaults in order to prove that the defendant has the propensity to commit another sexual assault when the uncharged acts were intertwined with the charged conduct but not “inextricably intertwined” and not needed to tell the full story regarding the crimes?

Whether the general other acts model jury instruction was insufficient when a limiting instruction was read to the jury at the time two witnesses testified but not read to the jury at the time three other witnesses testified as to uncharged acts and only read to the jury as to one witness at the end of the case?