Graves & Parham v. State

The two appellants, Deltha Ann Graves and Dan Parham, were separately charged with the crime of robbery. The cases were consolidated for trial and resulted in verdicts of guilty, with a sentence of seven years imprisonment in each case. On appeal the principal issue is the sufficiency of the evidence.

We view the testimony in the light most favorable to the verdicts. The State’s principal witness was Leonard D. Bronk, the victim of the robbery. Bronk testified that he had been having dates with Deltha, who was separated from her husband. On the night of the crime Deltha telephoned Bronk, who…