Jim James Most v. State Texas Jim James Most v. State Texas

Jim James Most v. State Texas

1965.TX.40197 386 S.W.2D 537

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On Friday night, September 6, while the husband of the prosecutrix was at work away from their trailer home, and their daughter, age two, was asleep in her room, the prosecutrix, after locking the doors and retiring was awakened about 1 A.M. by the sound of foot-steps in her bedroom. Although she could not see the mans face because the room was dark, she could see the shape of a man about the size of her husband standing at the foot of the bed, and asked, "Is that you, Doug (husband)?" After the man replied "Yes" she believed he was her husband. When she smelled the odor of perspiration and alcohol as the man placed his knee on the bed, she knew he was not her husband, and immediately ordered him to leave. Then, "He told me to hush up that he had a buddy with a gun on my baby." This frightened her and she lay still. He ordered her to take her pants off and when she didnt he reminded her that his buddy had a gun on her baby, but she lay there because she was too scared. After he repeated the statement about the gun and her daughter four times, she removed her pants. Then he ordered her to guide his private parts into hers, and when she did not do so he repeated his order two or three times and reminded her of his buddy who had a gun on her baby, and she placed his private parts into her female parts. The prosecutrix testified that at this time she was under the fear of threats toward her baby and also in fear of bodily injury to herself and her child, and that the act of intercourse was without her consent. When he had completed the act of intercourse, he told her to lie there about ten minutes and that his buddy would be in there with her baby. After the prosecutrix heard her assailant leave the trailer, she went to her daughter, whom she found to be all right. Being unable to reach her husband by telephone, she called neighbors who notified the police. The officers took her to a hospital where she was examined by a physician, who found male spermatozoa present in her genital organs.

GÉNERO
Profissional e técnico
LANÇADO
1965
10 de fevereiro
IDIOMA
EN
Inglês
PÁGINAS
5
EDITORA
LawApp Publishers
TAMANHO
55
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