State v. Oberst
Supreme Court of Kansas
1DissentHopkins, J.
I cannot concur in the statement of facts, the argument contained in the opinion nor the conclusion of the majority, and under all the circumstances consider a brief statement of the facts essential to a correct understanding of the question here for decision. The case has been fully presented b.y both parties through abstracts, briefs and oral argument. Substantially these facts appear:
The evening of April 20, 1928, the home of Will Oberst, a farmer of Butler county, was burned. In the ashes and debris of the burned home were found the charred remains of Will Oberst, his wife, two small…
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