Jones v. State

The issues in this case appear to have centered more on the question of undue familiarity of the deceased with the wife of defendant than upon the main question of the guilt or innocence of the defendant as to the offense charged. The facts incident to the homicide are few and briefly told. The defendant and his wife had separated, and for some time prior to the homicide had lived apart. The deceased was, and had been for a long time, the family physician of defendant and his wife, had treated her for a miscarriage, and had visited her at her home, and she had visited the deceased at his…