Hambrick v. State

Beasley, Judge.

In this appeal from conviction and sentence for robbery, aggravated assault, and burglary, there was evidence as follows: appellant Hambrick went to the residence of his wife’s elderly stepgrandfather, John Arrington, and identified himself to the nearly blind Arrington as another of Arrington’s grandsons. Arrington knew the sound of Hambrick’s voice, was not deceived, and knew all along that the visitor was Hambrick. Arrington permitted Hambrick to come and remain to chat with him.

Shortly before, Hambrick had come to the house and induced Ar-rington’s wife to leave so that the…