Fox v. State
Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
CHRISTIAN, Judge.
The offense is robbery. A penalty of twenty-five years each was assessed against appellants George Fox and Richard Smith, alias Roy White. The penalty assessed against appellant Nona Fox was twenty years.
James McVeigh, a discharged sailor, had gone from San Francisco to *553Amarillo, wearing his sailor’s uniform. He was standing on a street corner near a bus" station when he was approached by appellant George Fox, who engaged him in conversation. Upon McVeigh advising appellant Fox that he would probably remain in Amarillo for a time, Fox recommended the Verdun Hotel. McVeigh…
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