Whitehead v. State

The indictment in this case charges Lee Whitehead with receiving from Alfred Whitehead $490, stolen by Alfred Whitehead from Jeff Whitehead, "the said Alfred Whitehead having plead guilty to the offense of larceny from the house of the said money.” A jury found the defendant guilty and fixed his sentence at one year. His exception here is to the overruling of his motion for a new trial.

Jeff Whitehead testified in part: that the defendant, Lee Whitehead, was the son of Ollie Whitehead, witness’s nephew, and that *402Alfred Whitehead was witness’s grandson; that in June, 1929, $490 was stolen from…