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    Appellant was furious that his two sons, ages 9 and 8, had left home without permission to attend a religious procession and did not return for a night. When they returned, appellant tied their hands and feet to a tree and beat them severely with a thick piece of wood. One son, Noemar, collapsed unconscious and later died. Appellant is accused of killing his son due to the beating. The defense claims the appellant only intended to scold his sons for leaving without permission and stealing, and hit them simultaneously with a piece of wood as thick as his index finger. He brought the unconscious son to the hospital but was told he had already died.

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    Appellant was furious that his two sons, ages 9 and 8, had left home without permission to attend a religious procession and did not return for a night. When they returned, appellant tied their hands and feet to a tree and beat them severely with a thick piece of wood. One son, Noemar, collapsed unconscious and later died. Appellant is accused of killing his son due to the beating. The defense claims the appellant only intended to scold his sons for leaving without permission and stealing, and hit them simultaneously with a piece of wood as thick as his index finger. He brought the unconscious son to the hospital but was told he had already died.

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    Sales Vs People

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    Appellant was furious that his two sons, ages 9 and 8, had left home without permission to attend a religious procession and did not return for a night. When they returned, appellant tied their hands and feet to a tree and beat them severely with a thick piece of wood. One son, Noemar, collapsed unconscious and later died. Appellant is accused of killing his son due to the beating. The defense claims the appellant only intended to scold his sons for leaving without permission and stealing, and hit them simultaneously with a piece of wood as thick as his index finger. He brought the unconscious son to the hospital but was told he had already died.

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    People vs.

    Sales
    Facts:
    Version of the Prosecution
    Brothers Noemar and Junior, then 9 and 8 years old, respectively, left their home
    toattend the uvial procession of Our Lady of Pe afrancia !ithout the permission
    of their parents" #hey did not return home for a ni$ht" %hen their mother, &aria
    ,loo'ed for them the ne(t day, she found them in the near)y )aran$ay" *fraid of
    theirfather+s ra$e, the children initially refused to return home )ut their mother
    prevailedupon them" %hen the 'ids reached home , appellant, furious, then !
    hipped them !ith a stic'!hich !as later )ro'en so that he )rou$ht his 'ids outside their
    house" %ithNoemar+s and Junior+s hands and feet tied to a coconut tree, appellant
    continued)eatin$ them !ith a thic' piece of !ood" %hen the )eatin$ -nally stopped,
    &aria noticed a crac' in Noemar+s head andin.uries in his le$s" /he also sa! in.uries
    in the ri$ht portion of the head, the leftchee', and le$s of Junior" /hortly thereafter,
    Noemar collapsed and lostconsciousness" &aria tried to revive him and !hen
    Noemar remained motionlessdespite her e0orts, she told appellant that their son !
    as already dead" 1o!ever,appellant refused to )elieve her" *ppellant loo'ed for a
    2uac' doctor, !ho told them that they have to )rin$ Noemarto a hospital" *ppellant
    too' the unconscious Noemar to hospital, ho!ever, another2uac' doctor told him that
    the child is already dead" #hus, appellant )rou$ht his son)ac' to their house"
    Noemar+s )ody !as never e(amined )y the doctor"
    Defense
    Prior to the incident, Noemar and Junior had already left their residence on
    3separate occasions !ithout the permission of their parents" 4urin$ those times,they
    !ere never physically harmed )y the appeallant Noemar and Junior !ere
    neverphysically harmed )y their father"1o!ever, the left a$ain !ithout permission
    to attend the procession of Our Lady of Penafrancia and failed to return for several
    days" %orse, appellant received aninformation that his sons stole a pedica)" %hen
    his sons -nally arrived home,appellant scolded and hit them !ith a piece of !ood as
    thic' as his inde( -n$er" 1ehit the simultaneously since they !ere side )y side"
    *fter !hippin$ his sons intheir )uttoc's three times, he noticed that Noemar !as
    chillin$ and frothin$" %henNoemar lost consciousness, appellant decided to )rin$
    him to a hospital in Na$a!hich !as 5 'ilometers a!ay from their house"

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