with the guns you are referring back down Poe Road?
"Johnson: Yeah.
"Baker: What did you do with the guns?
"Johnson: I laid them down on the side of the road.
"Baker: You talking about the bushes?
"Johnson: Yeah.
"Baker: How many guns did you have?
"Johnson: Four. Probably five.
"Baker: You had four or five guns. Two of those guns were, only two of those guns were the guns that you took over there is that correct?
"Johnson: Yeah.
"Baker: The other two were whose?
"Johnson: Raymond's or somebody's.
"Baker: But they were guns that were there at the trailer.
"Johnson: Yeah.
"Baker: Then what did you do?
"Johnson: I walked to Daisy and got the truck come back."
The defendant left the victim dying in his mobile home residence, hid the guns in bushes alongside the road and then walked back toDaisy, Tennessee, where at about 2:30 a.m. on September 9, 1980, he purchased a red Ford pickup truck for the sum of $200.00 and proceeded back up the mountain to the point where he had hidden the guns taken from Harris, loaded the guns and drove to Sequatchie County.
On September 9, 1980, Terry Francis Harris, a relative of the victim went to the mobile home residence of the victim and found him, dead. The death was reported to the office of the Hamilton County Sheriff and an investigation immediately ensued. The investigation revealed that the victim had been struck about his head more than once with a candle holder but that one particularly severe blow had killed him. This was a blow over his left ear which left