State v. Jennen
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtHill, J.
The defendant, George W. Jennen, was charged with carnal knowledge of a female, fifteen years of age and not his wife. The defense was that he did not know the prosecutrix and had never seen her before. From a judgment and sentence, entered on a verdict of guilty, he appeals.
The most devastating testimony, in view of the defense interposed, was that of a policewoman who, with the knowl edge and consent of the prosecutrix, listened over an extension telephone while the prosecutrix discussed her pregnancy with Mr. Jennen prior to his arrest. During two conversations he admitted his…
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