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                    <text>COMMONWEALTH
OF VIHGINIA,
COUNI'Y
OF ROCKINGHAM,
to-wit:
IN THE CIRCUITCOURT
OF SAID COUNI'Y:
The grand jurors

of the Commonwealthof Virginia,

the County of Rockinglla.m, and now attending
its October term, 1947, upon their

the Circuit

oaths do present

and sley- one Roscoe Page Moomaw,against

Court of said County, at

that BILL DANADA.~S,on or

about the 6th dey of October, in said County, unlawf~
kill

in am for the body of

and feloniously

the peace and dignity

did

of the Com-

monwealtth of Virginia.

This indictment

is found upon the testimoey

sv-vornin Court and sent before the grand

LAWRENCE H. HOOVER
ATTORNEY
AT LAW
HARRISONBURG,
VIRGINIA

jury

of M. S. Witt, a witness

to give evidence.

�Invol. "Manslaughte.r.

)

COMMONWEALTH
V•

Foreman

a,_,Af-WJ./

Term, 1947

BILL DAN ADAMS
/'Vk)

Feloey:
October

A True Bill:

61

M. S. Witt~

Witnesses:
1.

Attorney

Lawrence H. Hoover
Commonwealth's

�Commonwealth
On an indictment

vs.

Bill

for a felony

mans.)

Dan Adams
This day came the attorney

the accused,

Bill

and by his
court
this

(inv.

court

W.W.

heard

the evidence

rharton

taken

the said

Bill

punishment

one year

in jail

at

And it

herein

at a former

the fine

pr~secution,

Road Force

and a fine

considered

of the said

aforesaid,

and that

recognizance
And the
term of

judgment
and doth

by the court

Bill

herein,
fix his

of one hundred
that

dolthe

Dan Adams one hundred

and the costs

he be held

for

of its

Dan Adams guilty,

is therefore

commonwealth recover

Convict

and E. D. Ott.

time to consider

doth now find

dollars,

to his

and

amiuk2Duqo.m:m:x:«0E±i:mmocxtk:ixx«mx£~xxIDlfflri«2xxti~N,

«~tkx and having

lars.

the commonwealth,

Dan Adams, came pursuant

attorneys,

having

for

incident

to hard labor

the term of one year.

to this

on the State
However,

for

reasons appearing
to the court,
the sentence
imposed herein
conditioned
upon the good behavior of the said ·defendant ~xxxin
all
upon the said Bill Dan Adams is suspended,rand
the said Bill respects
or a
Dan Adams is hereby plafed on probation
in the care and custody perioc
of
of the Parole Board of the Commonwealth of Virginia
in charge
one
year,
of the Parole Officer
for the 12th Parole District
of Virginia
(or his
condition
costs

successors),
that

herein

fendant
aforesaid.

paid

the

said
said

suspension

Bill

~dams shall

imposed upon him.
to the clerk

being

of this

further

pay the fine

And thereupon,
court

upon.the

the

the fine

and

said

de-

and costs

��IN THE CIRCUIT COURTOF ROCKINGHAM
COUNTY
, VIRGINIA

COW.iNWE TH
BILL OF PARTICU
UPONAN INDICTMENT
FOR MANSLAUGHTER

v.

DANADAMS

Comes now the attorney

for the Commonwealth, this

10th day of November,

BILL DANADAMS
u on an in-

1947, and for the ~artic

ars of the charge against

dictment

him by the Grand Jury of the Circuit

returned

against

ham County, Virginia,
ter

Court of Rocking-

at its October Term, 1947, for the involuntary

of one Roscoe Page Moomaw,gives the Court to understand

the Commonwealth charges and expects

to prove that

947, between the hours of 6:00 and 7:00 o'clock,

manslaugh-

and. be aavised that

on the 6th day of October,
A. M., of that

dey, at a

oint

on the Lee Highway (U. S. Route Number 11) about one mile north of Tenth Legion,
in Rockingham Count,
tain

motor vehicle,

Virginia,
to-wit,

in

o erate

vehicle

for the safety

motor vehicle
to the traffic,

of other

at as

eed greater

surface

that he failed

to avoid collis~ion

he fai ed to have the said motor vehicle
lookout

said motor vehicle

ATTORNEY
AT LAW

struck

another mo~or

at a rate of speed

to exercise

ro er control

upon

than reasonable

and at such seed

and

~ro er care
that
roe

he drove said

ro er, having due regard

, and other conditions

as to endanger the life
o erating

of

or to keep a

ersons using said highway; that

on said highway; and that whi e so unlawfully

HARRISONBURG.
VIRGIMIA

and u awful man-

with an oncoming vehicle;

under

arid width of the highw

at said time and pace,

LAWRENCEH. HOOVER

direction

of said highway and into the most westerly

lanes marked thereon;

assing anotner

reckless

acer-

rate of speed; that he did drive said motor vehicle

eft of the center

the three traffic

in a northerly

the same in a careless,

ner in that he did then and there

and over the

Dan Adams, while operating

a White tractor-trailer,

on said hie;hway, did o erate

in excess of a lawful

the said Bill

of

existing
ersons

the said motor vehicle

h
ve icle

o erated by the sain Roscoe Page Moomaw,who was

i

��thereby

LAWRENCE H. HOOVER
ATTORNEY
AT LAW
HARRISONBURG,
VIRGINIA

injured,

from which injuries

he died on the dey and

ear aforesaid.

��..

COMMONWEALTH
V.

)

Felony

3ILL DANADAMS a

7

(invol.

'

·f·,
't d

mans.)
✓

��PRE-SENTENCEINVESTIGATION
Staunton, Virg-lnia
December 18,_1947
NAME: Bill

CITIZENSIITP: American

Dan Adams

ADDRESS: Rt. 1, Gate City,

Virginia

MARITALSTATUS: Married

RACE: White

NO. OF DEPENDENTS
: four

AGE:

32

OFFENSE: Involuntary

SEX:

Male

Manslaughter

OFFENSE

The above named subject was involved in a motor vehicle accident on October 6,
1945, at about 6:45 a.m. This accident occurred about one mile north of
Tenth Legion and is said to have resulted
in the death of Roscoe Page r:oomaw.
According to the best available
information
Adams was driving a Mason &amp; Dixon
Tractor and Trailer north on Route ll.
Visibility
was extremely poor and it
is said that there were pockets of fog along the road.
Adams attempted to
pass a car driven by a man named Brovm, and in doing so collided with the
car in which Moomawwas riding.
The Moomawcar hit the top of the truck I s
left gas tank and knocked the wheels from under the trailer
causing the
loss of brakes.
The trailer
is said to have skidded approximately
275 feet
and ended up with the tractor
in the right hand lane of the highway and the
trailer
off the shoulder of the road.
Adams stated that at the time of the
collision
he was traveling
about 45 miles per hour.
He states further
that
he was never over further
to the left than the middle lane of the highway.
This conflicts
with evidence presented by Trooper Whitton who stated that
there were marks presumably made by the tractor
and trailer
at least two feet
in the left lane of the higmra.y.
There also seems to be a strong possibility
that the collision
occurred in one of the fog pockets existing
along the highway at the time.

PRIORRECORD

The subject has no prior record in Rockingham County and apparently
Mr. Bailey could find none for him in his native county.
How·ever, he achn.its
being arrested
twice for public drunkenness.

FAMILYIITSTORY

near Shenandoah on May 5, 1947, and they
are now residing
atl538 Gate City Highway, Gate City, Virginia.
It is understood that this is the home of the subject's
mother, Emily Adams, about
48 years of age. Others in the family are the subject,
32 years of age, his
wife, Evelyn Mary Adams, 27 years of age, and two daughters,
Betty Jean Adams,
8 years of age, and Joyce Ann Adams, 6 years of age.
'Ihe subject has two
brothers in the Army, one at Roswell, New Mexico, and one at Fort Meade, :Maryland.
Two other brothers,
James Kinney Adams and Maurice Sweeney Adams living
in the vicinity
of Gate City.
There is also one sister in t.1-ia.tvicinity.
It
is understood that none of the family have been involved in any trouble.
Adams and· his wife moved to a place

HOMEANDNEIGHBOR-The house in which the subject resides is an old log house to which brick
siding has been added.. It contains seven rooms, is well kept, and a very
HOOD:
home like place.
It is located in a neighborhood that is strictly
rural and
the neighbors are generally nice people.

��2

EDUCATION

The subject states he finished
first
year of high school at Man•rille in
Scott County. He got along well and liked school but found it necessary
to stop and go to work in order to earn a living at fourteen because of
the death of his father.

RELIGION

Adams sta. tes he is not a church member but that
attended the Methodist Church on some occasions.
interest
in religion
is rather passive.

INTERESTS&amp;
ACTIVITIES

he and his family
It would appear

have
that his

The subject expresses interest
in highly normal activities
such as hunting,
fishing,
attending movies, swimming, and improving his home.

HEALTH

Adans had the usual childhood diseases and one rather serious accident when
he shot his right index finger off while squirrel
hunting when he was about
fourteen years of age.
At this particular
time he has no health problems
for himself or his family.

roIPLOJMENT

The subject's
employment consists
of the following:
Spasmodic work as a coal
miner for about two years, farming his mother's 60 acres of land, and working
for others in the neighborhood.
He worked from June to December in 1942 as
a driver for the Yellow Cab Company, Kingsport,
Tennessee, three months in
1943 at the Holston Ordinance Plant and from April 20, 1943 to date vri th the
Mason and Dixon Trucking Lines.

RESOlJ"RCES

The subject's
ma.in resources
consist of personal property such as an automobile,
furniture,
etc.
At the time of the interview he had no appreciable
bank
account and no insurance or bonds.

SUMMARY

PIAN

T'ne above named subject was the driver of a truck involved in an accident on
Route 11 in vrhich a man was killed.
His prior record consists of
being arrested
on two occasions for public drunkenness.
He is a member of
a respected fantlly near Gate City in Scott County and is no residing in a
comfortable seven-room home in that comm.unity. According to his mm statement he did well in school until forced to withdraw because of his father 1 s
death.
He is not a church member but expresses interest
in highly normal
activities.
He is believed to be in good health and his employment record
has been better than average.
His resources
consist mainly of personal
property.

u. s.

It is t..he subject's
plan to live in the home of his mother, Gate City,
Route 1, and work in the Mason-and Dixon Warehouse located at Kingsport,
Tennessee.
Mr. o. G. Bailey, Jr., Probation and Parole Officer for that
vicinity
has expressed a willingness
to accept the subject for supervision
if he is placed on probation.
Sources:

HBJr/a

Trooper Whitton
Rockingham County Court Records
The subject
M. D. Hawk
O. G. Bailey, Jr.

Respectfully

yours,

i~£~~
~~fution
and Parole

Officer

��November 19, 1947

Mr. Harry Burnett, Jr.
Probation and Parole Officer
Room1, Law Building
Staunton, Virginia
Re:

Bill Dan Adams

Dear Mr. Burnett:
This will serve to acknowledge receipt of your letter under date of
November 17th requesting information as to benefit of our experience
with subject person, and resume of his service while working for
this company.
Mr. Adams entered our employ on April 23, 1943 as driver of our
over-the-road equipment and has retained that position until shortly
after the unfortunate accident in which he was involved on October
6, 1947. During this time he made a most satisfactory employee and
we have no criticism to make or his work in any way. I have been
personally acquainted with him during the entire course of his employment with us, and he has been under my direct supervision for the past
two and a half years. Further, I might add the.t the company has
placed him in another position with the Maintenance Department of a
non driving capacity.

I certainly

regret that he became involved in such an accident which
resulted in the death of Roscoe Moomaw;and I believe, as no doubt
other of his acquaintances you will contact in the course of your investigation,
that he is deserving of any consideration whatever you
may wish to five with respect to his case.

If I can be of any further assistance

NOV2 4 L .-/

please feel free to call on me.

M. D. Hawk,
Superintendent

or Drivers

�t

�PROBATION

AND

PAROLE

DISTRICT

DENTON

OFFICE

EAST

17

ABINGDON,

Dece~ber

15, 1947

J' • larry Eurnet t, .Jr.
fro ation and Parole Officer
Ro')J:l 1, Law 3uildin~
5taunton,
Virginia

..&gt;ear .. r.

urnett:

Re:

Bill

Jan

dams

I am indeed sorry I 1ave not oeen aole to give you better
request
vf Hover .::&gt;er 17 c0ncernin3
the above-n11.med man.

service

on y)ur

_•rovn "le. t I ean learn fror:: the law en1orcement officers
at Gate City this
man's .r10 ,her dues live on Route 1, Gate City, virfi
.:.a, and has a very
respected
:arnily of the co•1vty.
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recoi~d a2dinst tl-J.is man recorded either
in the Trial Justir!e or the Circuit
u ~rt Jf Scott
County.
If y )U desire to transfer
ti1is man to ~r ai.strict
I Vfill be glad
him for supervision
should he be placed on probation.
Yours respectfully,

EC18 1947

BUILDING

MAIN STREET,

to accept

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loniously
kill

October
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and feand slay one Roscoe Page :Moomaw, against
the peace and dignity

on the

dayof

of the Commonwealth of Virginia

These are therefore, in the name of the Commonwealth

of Virginia, to command you forthwith to apprehend and bring

before the Trial Justice of the said County, the body of the said ___________________

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Bi 11 nan Adams
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