State v. . Fulcher
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Appeal by defendant from Granmer, J., at March Term, 1922, of CARTERET. Criminal prosecution, charging the defendant with an assault on one Malissa Sharp. From an adverse verdict and judgment of six months on the roads, the defendant appealed.
1Opinion of the CourtStacy, J.
Malissa Sharp and her husband, Ed. Sharp, were tenants of the defendant, living on his farm; and in the same house the defendant’s mother occupied a room on the second floor. It was the habit of the defendant’s boy, a child about four years old, to visit his grandmother, and the boy soon became a source of annoyance to Malissa.
On 19 October, 1921, the defendant went over to get his horse and buggy, which he kept in his mother’s lot; his boy came down to the barn and the defendant put the child in the buggy while he was taking off the wheels to grease them. Fulcher called to his mother and…
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