Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas May 26, 1894, No. 484. (Trimble v. State)

DAVIDSON, Judge.

Appellant’s contention, that “in order to constitute the accused a principal in the crime of theft, it devolves upon the State to establish his complicity in the original taking,” is a correct enunciation of the law. This complicity may be shown by circumstances, and should be proved by the best attainable evidence.