R. A. Chapin v. State

About 2 A.M., the appellant and Ina Sue in one car met the deceased and two other men in another car, when the deceased suddenly
reactivated an ill-feeling between himself and the appellant, and the appellant became angry, telling the deceased he ought
to cut his throat or kill him and fought with him in the car, and admits that he had his knife open in his hand during the
fight and may have cut him on the wrist with it.