Dye v. State

(After stating the foregoing facts.) The testimony of Virginia Johnson is sufficient to show a conspiracy to steal the money of the prosecutor, in which the defendant participated. It is sufficient to show that he helped to conceal the money after its theft, and that he paid $30 of it for secrecy. Assuming that she is an accomplice, her testimony is amply corroborated by other evidence. Where one person steals property, and another, knowing it to have been stolen, assists in its asportation, the latter is also guilty as principal. See Laminack v. State, 54 Ga. App. 207 (187 S. E. 620). “Where…