State v. Walters

The tragedy described by the evidence may have had its inception in the misconduct of the deceased in making improper advances to the defendant’s wife by following her automobile, blowing his horn, and making signs which she construed as an invitation for her “to follow him off some place”. On the other hand, Mrs. Walters may have misconstrued the conduct of the deceased. As she passed his filling station on her way home from the drugstore, the deceased left the station and entered the street behind her as she drove by. She was on her way home. He probably was on his way home for lunch. They…