LETTS, Judge.
The trial court dismissed the information, which charged the defendant with manslaughter by culpable negligence, because the court was of the opinion that a "superceding intervening act" was the cause of death. We reverse.
The defendant and the deceased victim were talking in a bar, the latter evincing unhappiness, depression, and a desire to "blow her brains out." Obligingly, the defendant took the victim out to the parking lot and gave her...
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