State v. Cameron
Supreme Court of Iowa
1Opinion of the CourtThompson, J.
— On December 1, 1961, a person giving the name of Henry Cameron purchased a pistol and box of shells at Kautzky’s, a sports goods store in Fort Dodge. In payment he gave a check in the amount of $33.25. Leonard Will, the manager of the store, made the sale. The purchaser also signed an affidavit as required by Iowa law which gave his name, address — stated as Route 3, Bx. H 2, Fort Dodge, Iowa — his occupation, stated as “farmer”, and told Will he resided near Lehigh, a small town in the vicinity of Fort Dodge. His age was stated as 37. Will was unable to positively identify the defendant as…
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