State v. Rose

The appellant and one E. E. Griffith were charged by information under Section 4446, Revised Statutes 1929 (Mo. Stat. Ann., p. 3052), as accessories before the fact to a robbery in the first degree perpetrated upon one Ross Keeling in Newton County on November 22, 1934, by G. C. McDaniels, Samuel L. Hosp, John Harrison and Ernie Tennison. A severance was taken and during the trial of the case against the appellant, Rose, a nolle prosequi was entered as' to Griffith. That the robbery occurred was not disputed, the only issue of fact being whether the appellant had anything to do with it. The…