Pitts v. State

The state, on the examination of S. A. Lee, the father of the girl alleged to have been raped, was examined fully and at great length touching the girl's leaving home and his search for her at various places, lasting through several days, and finally of finding her. He then testified as to her physical condition and personal appearance at the time he found her. Witness was permitted to testify, in answer to questions propounded by solicitor, and over the objection of defendant: "That she was not then in a normal state;" that from the place they found her they "had to almost carry her to the…