Fible v. Commonwealth
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
1Opinion of the Court
EDWARD P. HILL, Jr., Chief Justice.
Appellants appeal from a judgment finding them guilty of cattle stealing (KRS 433.250). Two indictments were returned against appellant Joseph R. Fible, and four separate indictments were returned ágainst appellants John V. Donnelly and John C. Riggs. The total penalties fixed by the jury for each defendant were four years. We affirm.
The indictments charged that defendants stole forty-one head of cattle from the farm of H. B. McChesney and his' two sons; that the farm is located in Warren County near Bowling Green; and that they were stolen on dates between…
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