People v. Blackburn
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
The evidence on which defendant was found guilty of robbery was as follows:1
On December 2, 1965, defendant, at gun point, forced his way into the home of John Menard who had just finished dinner with his family. The time was about 7 p.m. He demanded Mrs. Menard's jewelry. Although she was terrified, Mrs. Menard tried to lead defendant to believe that she did not have any, but eventually he discovered it in a bathroom drawer, took it and left.
The Menards' daughter, Linda, was present during the proceedings.
The matter was immediately reported to the police. Thereafter, from time to time, the…
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