Young v. State

The primary offense is a felony theft, with two prior convictions for burglary alleged for enhancement; the punishment, life.

The testimony shows that Kay Nesom as the business manager of a company had the care, control, and management of its property, which included a sound recorder of over the value of fifty dollars, when it was missed from the place of business June 1, 1959; that Kay Nesom next saw it when she identified it at the police station as the one taken from her June 1, and that she did not give anyone her consent to take it.

Appellant was identified at the trial by Kay Nesom and…