Loughridge v. State

Atkinson, Justice.

(After stating the foregoing facts.) The evidence was sufficient to authorize the verdict.

There was evidence that, when the accused and his companion drove off in the car, they carried the handbags of both the deceased and Humphries, and that when the car was found about an hour later the handbag of the deceased was gone. Humphries testified'that both handbags were similar, and that, though he had not looked in the handbag of the deceased, he could tell there was something in it, and that you could put four or five uniforms in that kind of a handbag.' An objection to this…