Commonwealth v. Musser

Opinion by

Rhodes, P. J.,

G-erald Musser was found guilty of robbery, and Charles Wm. Darnell was found guilty of being an accessory before the fact. Both defendants were indicted and tried with John H. Dickel, who was also charged with robbery. As to Dickel demurrer was sustained at the close of the Commonwealth’s case. As to Darnell the demurrer was overruled. Defendants offered no evidence. Musser and Darnell have appealed from their convictions and sentences.

During the evening of November 19, 1951, one Willis J. Shertzer, a cook, chauffeur, and handyman, met Darnell, whom he had known for…