Cagle v. State
Alabama Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
CATES, Judge.
Cagle appeals from a conviction of murder in the second degree, his punishment having been fixed at imprisonment for ten years.
I
A brief résumé of the facts taken for the most part from appellant’s brief is as follows:
August 19, 1967, Mrs. Cagle left home accompanied by their son, Mark. She took him to the swimming pool at Midfield, and after a brief stay at the pool, both of them went to Wilson Drake’s apartment. From ""tliére, she and Mark proceeded to the Hill’s store in • Midfield,' where, by prearrangement, they met Drake. The meeting took place 'in the back of Hill’s store,…
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