McDERMOTT, Justice, concurring. I join the majority in holding that a threat, fortified with an example from the actor’s criminal past, as proof of a present intention to gain a criminal purpose, is as admissible as a gun, knife, bomb or any other threat. If he chooses to use his criminal past as a token of his sincerity, he is no more prejudiced than was his victim. A “threat” can be as…
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