People v. Carlsonakas

On the morning of April 6, 1933, at Forty-second street near Eighth avenue, New York city, the complainant Chris Chris topos was stabbed. As a result thereof he was confined to a hospital for nineteen days. While walking toward his home from the subway station at Forty-second street and Seventh avenue, the two defendants set upon and assaulted him with knives. Although he attempted to leave the "scene of the fray and tried to protect himself, he was cut on the arm and on the left thigh and was still being attacked when the assault was stopped by a deputy sheriff.

*233Charles Weinberg, a friend of…