Freeman v. State

SIMPSON, Judge.

The appellant was convicted of murder in the second degree and appeals to this court

It was not controverted that the deceased was murdered by L. C. Freeman, son of appellant, by shooting him with a pistol. L. C. Freeman was indicted, tried and convicted at a previous term of court. Thereafter, at a subsequent term of court, an indictment was preferred against appellant upon which he was tried and convicted, and from which judgment of conviction this appeal results.

This prosecution was rested upon the evidence that the appellant aided and abetted in the murder by giving his son,…