Handshoe v. Commonwealth.

Opinion of the Court by

Judge Richardson —

Affirming.

For various reasons which are not necessary to be stated, Okie Fitch, Bill Fitch, Pearl Fitch, Irvine Co- burn, Estill Robinson, and Elisha Robinson, were at the home of Wilse Handshoe on a Sabbath morning in November, 1930, on the head of Laurel fork of Quick Sand in Knott county, Ky. Soon after their arrival at his home, William Handshoe and Jim Shepherd, riding a mule, came to the home of Dave Handshoe. The Fitches, Robinsons, and Coburn left the home of Dave Handshoe, traveling a path leading from his home up the hill to the country road,…