Miller v. State
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Adams, Judge.
Henrietta Miller was tried and convicted of aggravated battery for setting a person on fire. On appeal she contends that the evidence was insufficient to support the verdict and that the trial court did not react properly to one juror’s response to a polling of the jury.
1. Evidence was presented to show that on the afternoon of October 27, 2001, Miller told Elmira Parrott, the victim’s sister, that she was going to take a bottle of gas and pour it on Issac Mitchell wherever she could find him. Miller also showed Parrott a soda bottle filled with gas that she had in her car.…
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