Ginn v. State

Deen, Judge.

1. The defendant was indicted for murder and convicted of voluntary manslaughter. The defendant, who admitted the homicide, was alone with the deceased at the time. His evidence was to the effect that, upon ascertaining from a letter that his daughter, who had been dating the deceased, had engaged in certain conduct of which he disapproved, he demanded from her everything the deceased had given her. He received a photograph which he immediately tore up, some letters and a pin. This was in the middle of the afternoon. At about 6:30 he called the deceased and told him to come to the…