King v. State

Appellant was convicted of the offense of grand larceny.

It was shown that some seed cotton of a specified value was stolen from one Claude B. Wj-ight. Two confessed accomplices of this appellant testified as to the details of the stealing, and as to appellant’s participation therein. In substance, they stated that, after nightfall, they, in company with appellant and one Lynch, went, in a car belonging to Lynch, to a point near Wright’s field, and that the four of them went into the field and took the cotton from a wagon, carried it to the car, and drove the car with the cotton in it to…