Galloway v. Commonwealth
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
1Opinion of the Court
MONTGOMERY, Judge.
Estill Galloway was convicted of being an accessory before the fact of armed robbery. He received a life sentence. On appeal he argues that: (1) Hearsay evidence was erroneously admitted; (2) the testimony of Sunset Joseph was erroneously excluded; and (3) his motion for a directed verdict should have been sustained.
Paul Collins and Sunset Joseph assaulted and robbed R. C. Eversole, a storekeeper, on January 31, 1963. They were arrested, and Sunset Joseph made an affidavit in which he confessed and implicated Glenn Cornett and John Parrott. Later, Joseph implicated…
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