Buford v. State
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Birdsong, Judge.
On June 13, 1977, a DC-3 airplane crashed on Ichauway Plantation in Baker County, Ga. Investigation showed the plane had carried a quantity of marijuana of which all save a small residue had *764been removed by a ground crew, none of whom were ever apprehended. Appellant Buford admitted he was the co-pilot of the plane, and that prior to June 13, the plane had departed Florida, then gone to the Bahamas, to South America, back to the Bahamas and to Baker County, where it crashed.
Appellant was indicted in six counts. His first trial in July 1979 ended in mistrial. In the second…
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