Reynolds v. State

This appeal is from a judgment sentencing appellant for a term of twenty-one years in the penitentiary upon a conviction for murder in the second degree. Only one assignment of error appears to be of sufficient importance to require discussion, and that is, whether the testimony is legally sufficient to support a conviction for that crime.

There is no serious conflict in the testimony, which is to the following effect: Deceased, accompanied by Ott Reynolds and a son of Ott Reynolds, came to appellant’s home early in the evening for the purpose of visiting one Jack Wilson, who was there at…