Himmel v. State
Court of Special Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the CourtThompson, J.
Robert John Himmel, the appellant, was convicted of daytime housebreaking under Art. 27, § 30 (b) of the Md. Code by a jury in Howard County, Judge T. Hunt Mayfield presiding. A sentence of eighteen months was imposed.
On June 7, 1968, two strangers went to the home of Walter Wilson in Howard County, Maryland, asking di*397rections to a Dr. Koukoulas’ home. Although Wilson did not recognize the name of the doctor, he indicated to the two strangers, later identified by photographs to be appellant and one Robert Lee Sizemore, that a Dr. Matayas Relie lived about four hundred yards from the Wilson…
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