State v. Dobbs

OPINION

Blume, Chief Justice.

On August 3, 1950, one William Picha, with his wife Erma Picha, was driving north from Gillette, Wyoming, in a Dodge coupe. When about seven miles north of Gillette, the car stalled and the engine died. So Picha parked his car on the east side of the road, and at least partly off the oiled part thereof. After the car had been parked for about three-quarters of an hour, the de fendant Jack Dobbs was driving north on the same road in a truck, arrived at the place where the Dodge car was parked about three o’clock in the afternoon, hit the automobile in the back and…