ORR, Circuit Judge.
Appellant was convicted of voluntary manslaughter. He contends on appeal that said conviction should be set aside because the evidence, being circumstantial, fails to exclude every other reasonable hypothesis than that of guilt and that such evidence is not inconsistent with every reasonable hypothesis of innocence.
The trial court was asked to direct the trial jury to return a verdict in favor of defendant at the conclusion of the presentation...
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