STOCKARD, Commissioner.
About six fifteen o'clock of the morning of January 1, 1955, defendant Elsie Mae Laspy shot and killed her husband, Julius Laspy. She has appealed from a judgment imposing a sentence of imprisonment for twenty years for murder in the second degree. Defendant contended that she killed Laspy in self-defense.
The shooting climaxed an all-night party in the Laspy home which was attended by numerous people. There was drinking and dancing...
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