HOWELL, J., dissenting. Using the test established by the majority, I believe that the inferences of innocence which may be drawn from the circumstantial evidence adduced by the State were sufficient to establish a reasonable doubt, and therefore the case should not have been submitted to the jury. I do not believe there was sufficient evidence to establish to a moral certainty and beyond a re…
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