DIXON, Judge.
The defendant appeals a conviction for murder in the second degree and a jury-imposed sentence of fifteen years subsequently reduced to ten years by the trial court.
Defendant contends that the evidence was insufficient as a matter of law to sustain the verdict and, in a related point, that the verdict was based upon the perjured testimony of two witnesses.
Under the familiar rule that upon the issue of sufficiency, the evidence will...
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