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    The document discusses two cases where different witness statements identify different people as the robber - in case 1 witness B identifies robber as B, and in case 2 witness A identifies robber as D. However, the document concludes that based on the contradictory statements, the robber cannot be uniquely identified and could be either B or D.

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    The document discusses two cases where different witness statements identify different people as the robber - in case 1 witness B identifies robber as B, and in case 2 witness A identifies robber as D. However, the document concludes that based on the contradictory statements, the robber cannot be uniquely identified and could be either B or D.

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    Truth Teller Part 11

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    Shahin Shah
    The document discusses two cases where different witness statements identify different people as the robber - in case 1 witness B identifies robber as B, and in case 2 witness A identifies robber as D. However, the document concludes that based on the contradictory statements, the robber cannot be uniquely identified and could be either B or D.

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    In case 1, from Ds statement B is the robber.

    In case 2, from As statement D is the robber.


    We cannot uniquely identify the robber. The robber is B or D. So, option 3.

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