Commonwealth v. Eppich

How courts have described this case

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• false statements, particularly when coupled with other incriminating evidence, may be indicative of consciousness of guilt
• false statements as to presence in neighborhood could be considered with other evidence “as showing a consciousness of guilt on the part of the defendant of the crime with which he is charged”
• “False statements, especially when coupled with other evidence tending to incriminate him, could be considered as showing a consciousness of guilt on the part of the defendant of the crime with which he is charged”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).