People v. Zesk

Defendant was convicted of murder in the first degree. It was shown that he and one Tony Kozakiewiecz robbed a gasoline station in Owosso, Michigan, on the night of July 20, 1943; that while defendant kept watch outside, Kozakiewiécz entered the station and shot George Shaw, the attendant, who died a few days later. Kozakiewiecz and defendant divided the proceeds of the robbery, áp proximately $30. It is unnecessary to set forth the many other details of the robbery in view of the questions involved as propounded by appellant and to which we limit our opinion.

It is claimed that the acting…