State v. . Shelnutt

¥e bave not attempted to set out the evidence in detail, or to call attention to other parts of the State’s evidence which might offer a speculative suggestion of defendant’s guilt. He was tried for forging and uttering the specific checks described in the indictment, and the fact,, if true, that he had forged a multitude of them in wrongfully converting his employer’s funds does not identify the nine checks with which the investigation was concerned as being so forged and uttered, but only induced a speculative, not a probative persuasion that they were forged. Sampson v. Jackson Bros., 203…