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2012-01-18 |
BERSAMIN, J. |
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| It is notable, on the other hand, that the Defense did not challenge the sincerity of Perfinian's eyewitness identification. The accused did not show if Perfinian had harbored any ill-feeling towards any or all of them that he was moved to testify falsely against them. Any such ill-feeling was even improbable in light of the revelation that he and Hermogenes had spiritual bonds as compadres. Without such showing by the Defense, therefore, Perfinian was presumed not to have been improperly actuated, entitling his incriminating testimony to full faith and credence.[19] | |||||