State v. . Pratt
Supreme Court of North Carolina
INDICTMENT for murder tried at Fall Term, 1882, of Wayne Superior Court, before Mac Rae, J. Verdict of guilty; judgment; appeal by the prisoner.
1Opinion of the CourtRuffin, J.
The prisoner and Frank Moore were indicted and tried together for the murder of one Leonard O’Neil.
Many witnesses were examined for the prosecution, and amongst them one Bogue, who testified that he saw the prisoner and Moore on the day upon which O’Neil was killed. Witness was sitting in the corner of a fence, and saw them coming from the direction of the town of Fremont, and going towards the skirt of the woods where the body of the deceased was afterwards found. They crossed the fence about fifteen steps from where the witness was sitting; and just before getting to the fence, the prisoner…
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