different occasions on October 25th, and *504 both occasions were at the Market Basket on Highway 96 at Moody Road. He had stopped to get gasoline when Barry Hayes asked him: "Where can I buy a pound." His wife was with him and he turned to her. "[S]he knew him," and "I said that if I heard of anybody that had a pound that...I'd certainly let him know." On cross examination defendant admitted that he saw Barry Hayes at the Market Basket on the evening of October 25th "about the time that they said they made the purchase." He had left his mother's house around "7:25." Paul Hayes asked him if he was a narcotics agent and defendant said "no." His wife was driving and they left asThe evidence is sufficient to support the verdict.
2. A motion for a new trial was filed with the trial court at the conclusion of the trial based on the general grounds. Approximately four months thereafter, an amended motion for a new trial was filed, based on alleged "new evidence." Three affidavits were attached. The first affidavit, of Laurie Tyler, shows that she was the wife of defendant at the time of these offenses, but prior to the trial she left Georgia and went to Missouri "with her parents." She initiated divorce proceedings, unrelated to the allegations in this case, and it was "impossible" for her to return to Houston County to appear as a witness for the defense. She stated that on the alleged date of this offense