People v. Flynn

Plaintiff in error was indicted at the September term, 1919, by the grand jury of Warren county for larceny, and on trial before a jury was convicted and thereafter sentenced on the verdict of guilty under the charge of the indictment, and the case has been brought here for review by writ of error.

The evidence shows that during October, 1918, plaintiff in error was living in Monmouth, in said county, and was acquainted with Hugh Clayton. A short time before the alleged crime, Ora Perry, a blacksmith at Monmouth, accompanied by plaintiff in error, had left an automobile owned by Perry at…