Opinion
Opinion filed June 27, 1942 Rehearing denied September 9, 1942
LARCENCY, § 25.2 — as to explanation of possession of stolen property. Where defendant and his wife were convicted and sentenced for the petit larceny of two calves, the possession of the calves by the defendant husband, the stories he told arresting officers, and evidence concerning his shoe print, were sufficient to sustain the conviction as to him, only.
See Callaghan's Illinois Digest, same topic and section number.
Error to Circuit Court of Effingham county; Hon. FRANKLIN R. DOVE, presiding.
Affirmed as to Elihu Totten. Reversed as to Mabel Totten. Heard in this court at May term, 1942.
J.L. McLaughlin and U.G. Ward, for plaintiffs in error;
George F. Barrett, Attorney General, for defendant in error;
Joseph B. Siemer, State's Attorney.
"Not to be published in full." Opinion filed June 27, 1942; rehearing denied September 9, 1942.