State v. Wilkerson

George Wilkerson was convicted and sentenced to six years' imprisonment for knowingly receiving a stolen automobile.

The only question involved in his appeal is whether or not his constitutional security against unreasonable search and seizure (Const. Mo., Art. 2, Sec. 11) was violated by the admission of certain evidence during his trial. Consequently, only such facts are set forth as bear on this problem, suffice it to say that aside from the testimony and invasion complained of the evidence was sufficient to warrant and sustain the jury's finding of his guilt.

In July, 1940, Nora Anglum's…