Mize v. State

Nichols, Chief Justice.

The defendant was tried and convicted of murder and sentenced to life imprisonment.

1. The first and thirteenth enumerations of error complain of the admission of photographs of the deceased and the scene of the crime. The sixth enumeration of error complains of the admission in evidence of clothing worn by the deceased at the time of his death.

It has long been settled in this state that photographs of the scene of a crime, the body of the victim and articles of clothing worn by the victim when properly identified, are admissible in evidence notwithstanding that they may…