Wimbush v. State

The sole question presented by this appeal is whether the evidence was legally sufficient to sustain the conviction of the appellant for an assault with intent to murder.

When the prosecutrix, who had lived with the appellant for more than a year, left him after an argument, took up her abode with relatives and began consorting with another man, the appellant apparently became apprehensive that the other man was replacing him. About two weeks after the separation, at a time when he was visiting the home of her relatives, the appellant, in an attempt to persuade the prosecutrix not to go out…