Shankle v. Crowder

The ruling announced in the first headnote does not require elaboration.

The witness Mrs. Mulkey, introduced by the propounder, testified that while the alleged testator was being carried in an ambulance to the hospital, immediately after he was shot, the following conversation took place between him and the witness: “Charley told me that he was going to die and he wanted Miss Crowder to have what he had and his car, and I asked him what he had, and he told me. He said he had some notes and a few cattle, and some horses or mules, I don’t know which; and that’s all he said; and I said, Charley,…