Great deference is given to a jury's determination as to issues of credibility. However, "that principle should not be carried to such an extreme that a verdict is allowed to stand based on testimony which is utterly incredible as a matter of law because it is manifestly untrue, physically impossible, or contrary to common experience, and such testimony should be disregarded as being without evidentiary value notwithstanding that is is uncontradicted" (Cruz v New York...
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