 Joshua’s    co-

conspirators,       talked    about    planning   the    robbery      with   Joshua.

Finally, Wilton admitted at trial that he had told police that he

and Joshua were the men in the photos of the robbery taken by bank

cameras.       Wilton recanted that statement in the same breath, but

the jury was entitled to believe what he admitted at trial to have

been his earlier version.           The jury also could have relied, along

with    the    other   circumstantial     evidence,    the vicinity of

the bank both on the morning and the afternoon of the robbery.             See

discussion supra Part I.A.3.

       A police operator testified that she received a call shortly

after midnight on December 22 (the morning after the robbery),

apparently from Carr, reporting his car stolen. Although there was

some    confusion     about   the   interpretation   of    her    report,17   a

reasonable construction of her report was that Carr reported he had

last seen the car at his cousin’s apartment on December 5 but only

realized it had been stolen on December 21.      