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…In cross examination, PW1 claried that the deceased had come home with the appellant on 20th December, 2010.…

…In cross examination, the appellant did not challenge PW2’s testimony on how she came to live in the deceased’s house and the fact that she was in the deceased house on the material night when the deceased was killed.…

…In cross examination, PW1 claried that the deceased had come home with the appellant on 20th December, 2010.…

…In cross examination, the appellant did not challenge PW2’s testimony on how she came to live in the deceased’s house and the fact that she was in the deceased house on the material night when the deceased was killed.…

…It must be remembered that it is made in the absence of the accused and is not subjected to cross-examination.…

…But under pressure of cross examination by Mr Olago-Aluoch, Charles said that the second accused used “Powoo” once on the deceased and that was at the stage when they were on the way from Ayub’ s house to William’s house.…

…Under further pressure of cross examination by Mr Wasilwa, the witness started speaking as if “Powoo” was even used in William’s house.…

…In the rst place an unsworn statement amounts to no evidence, given that such evidence cannot be tested by way of cross-examination.…

…In his summing up the learned judge told them that the appellant made an unsworn statement which could not be tested by cross examination.…

…It may be noted that Insp Kariuki who discovered the body at the scene and later collected grass sample at the scene at conceded in his cross-examination that such similar grass grows in extensive area in Embakasi and other…

…It may be noted that Insp Kariuki who discovered the body at the scene and later collected grass sample at the scene at conceded in his cross-examination that such similar grass grows in extensive area in Embakasi and other…