Cowan v. State
Tennessee Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Tomlinson
This appeal in error by Cowan is from a conviction of kidnapping, as defined by Section 39-2601, T.C.A.
Two teen-age couples riding in the automobile of one of the boys, after entering a so-called lover’s lane road, finally stopped in a field at the edge of a woods. The place where the automobile was thus stopped was isolated to the extent that there was very little likelihood of the discovery at night of the presence of persons there.
About a quarter of a mile distance from this isolated place was the home in which Cowan lived. From that home it was possible to see at night the lamp lights of…
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