ARNOLD, Judge.
Defendant's first assignment of error is based upon four unrelated exceptions to the admission of evidence at his trial. His first contention is that the testimony of Mr. Creech regarding the location of the shed from the house where Mr. Coasey was found was not relevant as there was no evidence defendant had been in the shed, or evidence that the footprints leading from the shed to the house were made by him.
It is a well-known rule that evidence...
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