State v. Zappia
Court of Appeals of Arizona
1Opinion of the Court
MOLLOY, Judge.
Joe Arthur Zappia, Jr., was convicted of grand theft of an automobile. His trial was to a jury. He complains on this appeal that reversible error was committed through improper cross-examination, admission of improper and prejudicial testimony, insufficiency of the evidence and failure of the trial court to properly instruct the jury on circumstantial evidence.
At approximately 12:01 a. m., of July 23, 1966, the complainant, Bradley Conger, while sitting inside his apartment in the Citation Gardens Apartment complex, in Tucson, Arizona, heard a car start which he recognized to be…
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