Johnson v. State
Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
HAWKINS, Judge.
Conviction is for rape by force, punishment assessed at death.
Prosecutrix, the victim of the assault, was a white woman fifty-seven years old, a widow who lived alone on a small farm which she cultivated herself with some help from a married son who lived on another farm nearby. Appellant was á negro youth seventeen and a half years old. He lived on an adjoining farm to that occupied by prosecutrix. He was well-known to her, having formerly done some work on her farm for a negro tenant or employe of prosecutrix. According to her testimony appellant assaulted and had carnal…
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