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2012-04-11 |
LEONARDO-DE CASTRO, J. |
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| As for San Diego's testimony, it is not unnatural for him to have a detailed recollection of the incident. "Different persons have different reactions to similar situations. There is no typical reaction to a sudden occurrence."[31] It is worthy to note that San Diego was only sixteen years old when he witnessed the stabbing of Adovas. It was his first time to witness a person being stabbed right before his very eyes. He testified that three months after that night, the events were still vividly imprinted in his mind.[32] It is thus not improbable that he could, with certainty, identify Asilan as the man who stabbed Adovas that fateful night. | |||||
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2000-07-14 |
KAPUNAN, J. |
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| Zenaida's behavior of leaving her husband unattended after he was shot is not contrary to human experience and would not necessarily imply that she did not see her husband being shot.[62] Not every witness to a crime can be expected to act reasonably and conformably to the expectations of everyone.[63] Different persons have different reactions to similar situations. | |||||