Kinsey v. State

The first, second, 'and third beadnotes are self-explanatory. The judgment overruling the motion for a new trial is reversed solely upon the ground that the evidence is not sufficient to have satisfied the mind of the jury to the exclusion of every other reasonable supposition than that of the defendant’s guilt. This is the gauge applied by the law, and it should be applied in measuring the sufficiency of the evidence in every case *423where the guilt of one accused of crime depends wholly upon circumstances.

The main circumstances which indicate the guilt of the accused in this ease are, that he…