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Forensic scientist Julian Mason told the jury that Spellman was struck by a shot shell loaded with double aught buckshot fired at a distance of 15-19 feet.
Double aught is commonly used for deer hunting, he said, while the shell with number five shot which was left in the chamber of Kidwell’s gun is generally used for rabbits and pheasants.
Right-Of-Way Fight
Spellman was both her farm manager and close personal friend, said Patricia Saltonstall, owner of the 270 acre Points of View Farm and three lots in the Lingren-Whaley Subdivision which adjoin the Kidwell property lVz miles south of Flint Hill. She testified that the right-of-way on which Spellman was working when he was shot is included in the deeds for all lots in the subdivision that border the right-of-way.
According to Saltonstall, the deeded right-of-way is 50 feet but the roadway itself is only 10-12 in spots, too narrow for farm and construction machinery to pass safely. She said she had decided over a period of time to build houses on her three lots to serve as residences for her farm help and wrote to the Kidwells September, announcing plans to widen, grade, gravel and otherwise improve the right-of-way.
That letter came after the Kidwells removed a gate she had erected across the r
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