The only substantial issue upon the trial was the identity of the defendant as being the person who inflicted a stab wound upon the victim, Moses Hopkins, Jr. Proof beyond a reasonable doubt of such identity was offered through the testimony of Hopkins to the effect that he observed himself being stabbed by a knife, said knife being at that time in the hand of the defendant. The fact that issues of credibility are created as to the testimony of a witness does not mean that...
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