People v. Terman
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the CourtPullen, P. J.
Appellant herein, together with Edwin Williams and another, were by an indictment charged .with the murder of David Terman, the husband of appellant, on the eleventh day of April, 1934, and in a second count the defendants were charged with the crime of conspiracy to murder, and thereafter in pursuance of said conspiracy did murder David Terman.
At the first trial William's was found guilty of murder, but as to the guilt or innocence of the others the jury could not agree. Upon the present trial appellant was found guilty of murder of the second degree and her co-defendant was acquitted.
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