Mize v. State
Supreme Court of Georgia
Indictment for murder. Before Judge Morris. Milton superior court. May'21, 1910.
1Opinion of the CourtEvans, P. J.
' Tom Mize was convicted of the murder of Mack Walker, and was refused a new trial. From the case as made by the evidence 'it appears that the deceased, Mack Walker, with Ms two sons, John and Willie, and a neighbor, John Hardeman, left liis home on thé morning of the 20th of February to go hunting. Within a few minutes after they left; the defendant came to their home and inquired for the deceased and his son John. He was told that they had just gone hunting; whéreupon 'he said that he would see if he could find them, and directed his wife, who was with him, to return to his home. The…
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