Correll v. Commonwealth

WADDILL, Commissioner.

Appellant, Charles Correll, was convicted of the crime of robbery and was sentenced to prison for a term of two years. The Attorney General concedes that the proof in the case does not support appellant’s conviction of the crime of robbery.

The evidence reveals that during July, 1955, appellant went to Breathitt County to-purchase logs for his employer, the Cramer Veneering Company. While there, appellant and the prosecuting witness, James Hudson, entered into an oral agreement concerning certain logs which Hudson owned. Hudson testified that he agreed to sell his logs to…