State v. Strable

As is to be expected in cases of this character, the principal witness to the perpetration of the crime charged was the prosecutrix. She testified to all the necessary details, and, her age having been properly established, the evidence was sufficient to sustain a verdict of guilty if the requirements for corroboration, imposed by section 13900 of the Code, 1935, were met. State v. Banks, 227 Iowa 1208, 290 N. W. 534; State v. Diggins, 227 Iowa 632, 288 N. W. 640; State v. Grimm, 212 Iowa 1193, 1195, 237 N. W. 451, 452, and cases cited therein. The first complaints, made by appellant,…