14 Mo. 409
Decided March 15, 1851
Supreme Court of Missouri · decided 1851-03-15
Louis Criminal Court. STATEMENT OF THE CASE. The defendant was charged with being a principal in the second degree of murder, In the first degree in being present, aiding and abetting Ward in killing Hibler. He was arraigned on the )28th of June, 1800, and plead not guilty', Ü At the instance of defendant a severance was granted 14th of August, 1850.
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¶1delivered the opinion of the court.
¶2Jones was*indicted for being present, aiding and abetting one Ro* berts, in the murder of Hibler, a watchman of the city, and was Iried and convicted.
¶3*413The testimony in the ease is the same as in the case of Roberts vs. The State, and the instructions similar. The judgment will be reversed and the cause remanded.