State v. Wilson

OPINION

On the night of May 24, 1952, at about eleven o’clock, a collision occurred on U. S. Highway 26, approximately two and four-tenths miles northwest of Torrington, Wyoming, between the automobiles of defendant, who was driving alone, and Robert Snook, who was accompanied by his wife, his daughter of eleven, his son of four, and a baby daughter, Roberta, five months. The impact was severe, the damage to the automobiles was substantial; and the Snook car after it overturned caught fire. In the accident the baby, Roberta, who had been lying on the front seat between her mother and father,…