The testimony of the prosecution itself showed that the members of the wedding procession were blindly shooting and that the possibility of firing a gun, thus fired, left the victim dead. The prosecution could not be denied, failing to prove on any suspicion that the victim was allegedly shot dead by a gun recovered from him, and the accused was acquitted.
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