State v. Redmond

ELLETT, Justice:

Evidence was given to the jury by one Stoker that Redmond, Delyle and Stoker decided to make some fast money. They caused an account to be opened in a local bank in the name of Prudential Federal Adjusters, claiming to be an unincorporated business enterprise owned by C. Coon. Stoker signed the name C. Coon, a fictitious person, and there was no business known as Prudential Federal Adjusters.

On April 6, 1964, they deposited cash in the bank in the amount of fifty dollars in the account.

They had a block of five hundred blank checks printed under the heading “Prudential Federal…