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By MICHELE MAY Rappahannock News Staff Writer
Richard Brady got the ginseng back and the Caves, father and son, were each fined $100 after Judge John Alexander decreed that the circumstantial evidence was “overwhelming” enough to convince him that the ginseng was taken from Brady’s posted property.
In General District Court on October 25 Game Warden Lee Haupt produced the bags of confiscated ginseng which he testified were taken from Dennis Cave of Wolftown and Leonard William Cave of Madison. Haupt said he saw the two leaving Brady’s property with the bags in their hands. This was proof enough to the judge although the Caves' lawyer aruged that no one had seen the ginseng dug and that it actually came from Madison.
Others cases heard from the criminal docket that day included:
Everett Temple Greenstreet, Jr., Bethesda, Md., trespass to hunt, complied with law.
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