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2007-12-04 |
REYES, R.T., J. |
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| It is not necessary to show that two or more persons met together and entered into an explicit agreement setting out the details of an unlawful scheme or the details by which an illegal objective is to be carried out. Proof that accused acted in concert, each of them doing his part to fulfill the common design to kill the victim will suffice to support a conviction.[45] In conspiracy, it matters not who among the accused actually killed the victim. The act of one is the act of all; hence, it is not necessary that all the participants deliver the fatal blow. Tersely put, each of the accused will be deemed equally guilty of the crime committed.[46] | |||||