Mississippi Supreme Court March 15, 1908 (Foster v. State)

Whiteibld, C. J.,

delivered the opinion of the court.'

The statement by Scott Wilkins on the day after the killing to those following a certain track that the track was “son’s track” — that is, Scott Poster’s track — ought not to have been admitted in evidence. It must have been admitted on the idea that it tended in some way to show a conspiracy between Scott Wilkins and Scott Poster.