Hampshire v. State

OPINION

BURGESS, Justice.

This is a circumstantial evidence murder case. Fisher Earl Hampshire was convicted by a jury of murder after a plea of not guilty. The judge assessed punishment of sixty years in the Texas Department of Corrections. Appellant has brought forth four grounds of error.

The first ground of error questions the sufficiency of the evidence, alleging the evidence only amounts to a suspicion of appellant’s participation in the offense and not proof beyond a reasonable doubt. In *40reviewing this ground of error, we will, at the onset, follow the dictates of Houston v. State, 663…