Seay v. State

Frankum, Judge. L. G.

Seay was jointly charged with Harold Chancey, Larry McBride, Harold Reese, Horace Weldon Reese, and'Robert Thurmond, in a two-count indictment, with the larceny of two automobiles. He elected to sever, was tried and convicted on the first count, involving the theft of a Chevrolet automobile, the property of Robert Teal, and acquitted on the second count. His motion for a new trial on the general grounds and on seven special grounds was overruled, and he assigns error on that judgment.

The State relied heavily on the testimony of an alleged accomplice, Larry McBride. As to…