People v. Ennis

Opinion

BEDSWORTH, J.

William Cook Ennis II was convicted of various crimes involving sexual molestation of his daughter, then age eight, and his stepdaughter, then age 14. He was sentenced to prison for an aggregate term of 64 years.1

*725Ennis’s primary contention on appeal is that the evidence adduced at trial was insufficient to support his convictions. He acknowledges there was testimony which, if believed, was sufficient to establish he did commit the crimes of which he was convicted, but argues that testimony was inherently improbable—by which he means full of contradictions, inconsistencies…