Trimmer v. State
Court of Criminal Appeals of Oklahoma
1Opinion of the CourtBessey, P. J.
The evidence, eliminating many of 'the unimportant details, shows that the Colony Mercantile Company of Colony, Okla., was burglarized on the night Of January 21, 1922, Saturday night; that the defendant and another, both strangers in town, were in Colony late that evening, and that the defendant and his companion were in the store and there made inquiry as to the heating and lighting of the store, and as to whether there were any persons living in the rooms above the store; they also made some small purchases of goods located in different parts of the store. On the 25th of January, four days…
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