Williams v. People

DEFENDANT was convicted of murder in the second degree and of concealing the death of a bastard. At the time of her arrest she and her mother were residing together in an apartment house in Denver. She was unmarried and then twenty-three years old. She had lived in Denver all her life, was a high school graduate and had won, but not used, a college scholarship. Her father and mother were separated and defendant had maintained an apartment separate from her mother until about ten months prior to the crime charged.

On the morning of April 1, 1943, the husband and wife who managed the apartment…