Hall v. State
Supreme Court of Florida
1Opinion of the Court
Brown, J.,
— On February 2, 1933, three men were mysteriously murdered in Glades County, Florida. Lawrence Ford, alias Squash Ford, Bill Taylor, alias Gus Harris, Parker Mansfield and Finis Williams were indicted for the murder of these three men. In that trial Mae. Hall, defendant in the case at bar, testified that on the day of the killing of these men, Squash Ford, one of the persons charged with their murder, came to her place at Arcadia, armed with “a forty-five,” in company with Robert Mickler, and bought eight or ten sandwiches, putting them in a'paper bag “to take to the rest of the…
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