State v. Hatcher
Supreme Court of Iowa
1Opinion of the CourtFaville, J.
The prosecuting witness, at the time of the transaction involved, was about thirteen years and nine months of age. She weighed 106 pounds,' and was well developed, and appeared to be about sixteen years of age. Appellant Riley was twenty years of age, and appellant Hatcher twenty-one years of age.
The 14th day of September, 1924, was a Sunday. The prosecutrix lived on a farm with her foster mother, who was also her grandmother, a short distance southwest of the town of Mondamin. On the afternoon of the day in question, the prosecuting witness and her cousin, one Ledith Hirst, and her foster…
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