State v. Cannon

The State’s evidence taken in the light most favorable to it and giving it the benefit of every inference to be reasonably drawn therefrom shows the following facts: On the last day of February, 1967, Carl Wilson’s place of business, which he was operating under the name of People’s Super Market, located on the Connelly Springs and Prison Camp Road, was broken into at night. A window which had been locked inside was prized open. A fan over the window was taken off and laid down on the sink. There were stolen from his store that night cigarettes and pocket knives of the value of more than $200.