The accused was charged with possession of property obtained by crime over $5,000 after a stolen pick-up truck was found at a remote farm.
The accused's fingerprints were found on the exterior passenger door of the stolen vehicle.
Shortly after the vehicle was discovered, the accused and a companion were found walking nearby, dressed in feedbags to protect against the cold.
The court rejected the accused's exculpatory testimony that she had been abandoned by a designated driver, finding it implausible and inconsistent.
Relying on circumstantial evidence, including the fingerprint evidence and the accused's suspicious conduct, the court found the accused guilty.
