Gelosi v. State
Wisconsin Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtFowler, J.
Upon the evidence above stated the jury were clearly justified in finding that a murder was com*652mitted, and that Gelosi was guilty of being accessory after the fact thereto. Defendant’s counsel concede this but assign as error under the charge of being accessory before the fact, (1) that their motion to dismiss made at the close of the state’s case should have been granted for want of evidence connecting Gelosi with the murder; (2) the admission in evidence of acts and declarations of Delmonti and Ross as coconspirators with Gelosi; and (3) instructions to the jury “concerning the relevancy of…
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