Holden v. State
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Cooper, Judge.
Defendant appeals his conviction by a jury of two counts of child molestation.
1. Defendant, Daniel Holden, enumerates the general grounds. The evidence adduced at trial, construed favorably to the prosecution, showed that Jean Holden, defendant’s wife, operated a licensed in-home child care center which the two victims attended. Defendant was often at home during the time that the victims were at the center. In October 1988, on the way home from the center, Jessica Cundy (“Jessica”), then three years old, stated to her mother that “Daniel had hurt Jean’s butt” and that “he hurts…
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