Snipes v. MacK

Deen, Presiding Judge.

On March 13, 1987, appellee Frances Mack had a violent quarrel with her “boy friend,” appellant Snipes, during which the latter poured or spilled beer over her head and threatened “to do something to [her] worse than death.” On the morning of March 15 appellee’s neighbor telephoned her to say that a large sign, bearing the message in red letters that Frances Mack, of appellee’s address, had AIDS, had been placed at the intersection of the subdivision entrance and a heavily traveled Chatham County road. About a week later a similarly worded sign was placed in a similar…