Barnes v. State

BUSSEY, Presiding Judge.

On the morning of October 4, 1962, the defendant, Carl Barnes, went to the Five State Chevrolet Company, in Boise City, Oklahoma, for the ostensible purpose of purchasing a used car. Mr. Clarence Snapp, owner, was not there, but his salesman, Mr. Bruce Oyler, showed several automobiles to the defendant. The defendant selected a 19S7, two-toned green Chevrolet 4 door sedan, which was priced at $750.00, and drove it to Hugh French’s farm west of Boise City, where Mr. Snapp, owner of the Motor Company, was negotiating a business transaction. Thereafter, Barnes returned to…