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Also, Judge Foley observed, Mr. Selvage was shooting uphill - into the mountain — a far less dangerous shot than downhill where the bullet would travel a considerable distance.
“There have been interesting arguments: the lack of trauma to the body ... the powder found in the wound ... the deer blood found in the area ... it is fascinating ... a question of reasonable doubt.”
After hearing the testimony Judge Foley concluded, “the court cannot be convinced that the de- ' fendant recklessly discharged a firearm. The case was well-argued by both sides . . . the defendant is not guilty of violating this statute. .
A happy group of Mr. Selvage’s relatives, who had sat quietly throughout the trial, surrounded him following Judge Foley’s finding They embraced him and congratulated Mr. Fletcher, and several - including Mr. Selvage - wiped tears from their eyes.
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