CLINTON, Judge, concurring. Under the facts and circumstances of the cause the evidence is sufficient to support the findings of facts presumably made by the trier of fact and the judgment of the trial court. My major disagreement with the majority is in its treatment of “direct” versus “circumstantial” evidence in note 2. Putting aside whatever the evidentiary value of hearsay statements…
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