Barnes v. State
Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
DOUGLAS, Judge.
Appellant was convicted of felony theft; the jury assessed punishment at ten years.
The indictment alleged the theft of $1250 from Benny McCulloch.
The State introduced evidence that a 1968 Ford automobile was sold to the complainant, Benny McCulloch, by an accomplice witness, Orval Gibson, and appellant, on January 9, 1971, for $1250.00. Other evidence revealed that the Ford automobile had been stolen in Houston from Steve Barron. Gibson testified that appellant planned and directed a scheme by which Gibson stole Barron’s Ford, purchased a similar model wrecked Ford from…
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