A co-offender's evidence implicating the accused in drug production, when substantially supported by circumstantial evidence including DNA, fingerprints, and documents linking the accused to the property, is sufficient to sustain a conviction. Documents found at a crime scene bearing the accused's address are admissible for the purpose of establishing a link between the accused and the property, even without formal proof of the documents' contents.
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