State v. Green
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtMallery, J.
— Shortly after 6:30 a. m., on the morning of October 16, 1949, the defendant, Chester O. Green, and his stepson Paul, who was sixteen years old, were hunting in the Mt. Peak area, some two and one-half miles from Enumclaw. Prior to the arrival of the Greens, three other hunters, Dale Ammon, Bill Semprimoznik, and Dave Smith, had entered this area and had stationed themselves about a pasture several hundred yards east of the Mt. Peak road. Dale Ammon, a boy of fifteen years, had taken up a position on the west side of a fence bordering the west edge of the pasture. He was wearing a red hat, a…
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