Savage v. State
Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas
The opinion states the case.
1Opinion of the Court
Appellant was indicted for offering to bribe the witness J.M. Barkley in a case wherein Frank Engman was defendant charged with violation of the local option law in Potter County.
The indictment charges a conspiracy and acting together between Savage and others. Barkley testified practically that appellant, Thomas, Engman and Plemons offered to bribe him as a witness in the case to disappear from the country and not testify. The indictment alleges also, after setting out the subpoenas alleged to have been served upon Barkley, that they were served by a deputy sheriff named S.D. Riddings. The…
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