Gosdin v. State
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Birdsong, Presiding Judge.
Gwindle G. Gosdin was tried, with a co-defendant, of four counts of burglary. The co-defendant, Adams, was acquitted. The evidence shows the four burglaries occurred in April 1984. In each instance, the victims were in the process of selling their homes through a multiple listing service, which published descriptions and pictures of the homes in a booklet. It was determined that the burglars gained entrance to the house by use of a master key to a lockbox which was installed on each house and contained the house key. Only real estate agents possessed these master…
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