Reynolds v. State

Appellant was indicted for manslaughter in the first degree; charge being that he unlawfully and intentionally killed Myrtice String-fellow by running into her with an automobile, but without malice. The deceased was killed in an automobile accident in October, 1929. At the time of the accident, the defendant, his wife, and one R. S. Coskrey were going to Pine Apple from the direction of Greenville, Ala. In going they passed a road tractor to which was attached a drag, which was being driven at the time by a negro named Eugene Watts, who was dragging the road. Just as the car driven by…