Twin Confusion for Attack Victim

Sometimes it is nice to have a twin brother. Especially in the case of Gavin and Rhys Higgins, one of the two is probably guilty of punching a 41-year-old man. The victim Mr Churchill told the court: "It was one of the twins, I do not know which one." The victim was tapped on his shoulder and one of the twin brothers said: "remember the pool match? Come outside." He refused to go outside with the man, but later when he went to the toilet one of the twin struck him from the side and he was punched and kicked and needed surgery to straighten a kink in his nose. The court asked Mr Churchill who started punching first and he answered: "I don't know, they both look the same to me." But the case becomes more complicated, Rhys, one the twins, said he was punched by Mister Churchill himself when he was leaving the club. They were on the ground and there were a few exchanges, but Rhys said he didn't see mark on Darryl Churchill. His identical twin brother said he saw Curchill and his friends attacking Rhys. He didn't help his twin brother because there were enough others in the area. The trial continues

In the past they probably had fights all the time and now they need each other to back up. Imagine if the twin brothers are guilty of attacking this man, then it's a clever game they play. If nobody keeps them apart, nobody will recognise who did it. They make up the same story and TADAA! there's your alibi. Mr Churchill was in the club with his 10-year-old son, why would he behave himself badly before the eyes of his son? I don't think a dad would do that, but there are crazy people on this earth. They were in a crowded club, someone must have seen these people fighting, and I hope someone can see some difference in these two men!