Spencer v. State

Appellant was convicted of the offense denounced by Code 1923, § 5411, commonly known as “having carnal knowledge of a girl over twelve, and under sixteen, years of age.”

The girl in the case, whom we will designate as the prosecutrix, testified that she had known the defendant (appellant) three or four years, and that on the afternoon of November 1, 1928, she met the defendant in the city of Tuscaloosa, just in the rear of the First National Bank, got irito his automobile, and went with him to his gristmill, just across the river from Tuscaloosa, went into his office at the gristmill, and…