Bryant v. State

The evidence in this case shows that the prosecutor’s son, at the time of his abduction by the defendant, was under eighteen years of age, and was living with, and under the parental control of, his father. The defendant, without the knowledge or consent of the father, approached the boy, told him to “come on up there to Reynolds [in another county] and work some, and said if he could go- up there and work some, he could get a dollar a day and board and feed.” The defendant did- not' tell the boy that Wadley (for whom the defendant was employing hands) would pay him a dollar a day for h'is…