Ybarra v. State

PBEHDEBGAST, Presiding Judge.

Appellant was convicted of murder and the death penalty assessed.

There are but few questions raised which are necessary to be decided. We have carefully studied the evidence shown by the statement of facts. In view of the disposition we must make of the case on this appeal, we do not discuss the evidence. It clearly raised murder in both the first and second degrees and was sufficient to have sustained a verdict under either.

The appellant made a motion to change the venue. This was contested b'y the State and the affidavits of several persons showed that appellant…