English v. State

Appellant was indicted for the larceny of a cow. The state, to make out a case against the defendant, relied largely upon the testimony of accomplices, who related the details going to show the commission of the offense and the defendant’s guilty participation. Dr. Hall, a witness for the the state, testified that about the time of the larceny he had seen the defendant and the two accomplices in the company of one another near the scene of the crime. Bob Stewart, Sr., father of one of the accomplices, testified that the defendant was staying at his house during the time of the commission of…