Sections 302 (b) / 149 and 148 of the evidence were in serious disagreement between the parties and it was difficult to rely solely on the testimony of eyewitnesses (both deceased brothers). Despite the trial going on in the street, the body of the deceased in the house of the accused was becoming an understatement. He was not armed to kill the victim, or because he was not armed and the prosecutor had made a false connection to him that had to stand on his feet and prove the guilt of the accused beyond any shadow. Had to present reliable evidence of independent character. Suspicion failed to include evidence of such quality. The accused was acquitted on the benefit of the doubt in the circumstances.
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