Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York March 13, 1907 (People v. Dixon)

Kruse, J.:

Substantially the only evidence which tends to implicate the defendant in the commission of the burglary of which he was convicted is that of the self-confessed criminal who claims that he aided the defendant in committing the crime, and another who claims to have received from the defendant certain articles under the belief that they had been stolen.