Opinion ID: 158879
Heading Depth: 3
Heading Rank: 3

Heading: Ms. Linda Sue McSwain

Text: 36 At trial, Ms. Williams testified that she kept a ledger, in which she recorded cash withdrawals and deposits, and a cash box at Ronnie and Linda Sue McSwain's house. See Rec. vol. IV, at 62, 64. Ms. Williams testified that Ms. McSwain had access to both the ledger and cash box and that Ms. McSwain had made entries in the ledger. See id. at 65. Ms. McSwain testified that she accompanied her husband, Ronnie, on a trip to California during which they picked up money from Mr. Strader and that Ms. Williams had given them money from the cash box to pay for the trip. See Rec. vol. IV, at 295-99. There was also testimony that some piperidine was stored on the McSwain's property. 37 From this testimony, we conclude that a rational jury could have found the necessary managerial relationship between Mr. and Ms. McSwain. Although Ms. McSwain had innocent explanations for her participation and it was implied to the jury that she was acquitted of a conspiracy charge in the original trial, we are prohibited from reweighing the evidence. See Messer v. Roberts, 74 F.3d 1009, 1013 (10th Cir.1996). On the testimony presented, the jury could have disregarded her explanations as not credible and accepted government's evidence of her involvement. Accordingly, we hold that the evidence was sufficient and a rational jury could have counted Ms. McSwain toward the CCE requirement that Mr. McSwain organized, supervised, or managed five other people.