Marsh v. State

Duckworth, Chief Justice.

1. Where, as here, a pistol was used in evidence against the accused and he sought to suppress it as seized in an alleged illegal search of the home of a relative, the evidence offered to support his contention was insufficient as it fails to show an unreasonable search or seizure, the daughter of the relative having advised the sheriff that she knew where the gun was and offered to go and get it for him, whereupon he went into the house with the daughter and took possession of the gun offered to him. 47 AmJur 548, § 72; Woodard v. United States, 254 F2d 312. Further,…