Little v. State
Indiana Supreme Court
From the Criminal Court, of Marion County.
1Opinion of the CourtElliott, J.
— Rudolph E. Jeter was in attendance at the trial of his son upon a charge of murder, and while visiting-his son at the jail during a recess of the court, Little approached him, enquired if he was the father of the young man on trial, and, receiving an affirmative answer, said: “I am a friend of yours and would like to do you all the good I can, and think I can be of some assistance to you. I am well acquainted with the prosecuting attorney; I used to work with him at the rolling mill, and I think I can influence him.” He also enquired of Jeter if he knew that money could be used on the jury,…
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