93 Ga. 190 | Ga. | 1893
Judgment affirmed.
John Jackson was convicted of the murder of Richard J. Youngblood, with a recommendation to life im
Linticum testified that the defendant came to him on Saturday before Christmas and wanted to borrow ten dollars, which witness refused to let him have, and that he paid him no money whatever before the murder. Bernhart testified that he heard the second time defendant made a confession to Hall, and corroborated Hall’s-testimony. Afterwards defendant sent for witness and Hall, and said what he had said to them before was tales. Other circumstances in evidence, which need not be here detailed, point to the defendant as the murderer. On the other hand numerous witnesses appeared in his. behalf, and gave testimony tending to prove an alibi. The motion for new trial contains the grounds that the verdict is contrary to law and evidence.