Thus, in sum, we have evidence of an eye witness, P.W. 8 and three dying declarations made one after the other.
When the deceased was removed to the Government Hospital at Tirupathi with extensive burns, his statement was recorded by the Judicial Magistrate.
On the day of the occurrence, the appellant poured kerosene oil on her husband and put him to fire.
First Class which is a dying declaration on the record as Ex.
In all the dying declarations, the appellant pointedly has been named as the culprit of the crime.
She was accused of having caused the murder of her husband.
Earlier thereto was an oral dying declaration made to P.W. 1, the Doctor attending on him in the Government Hospital and a later dying declaration before a Police Officer who came to the hospital on information received of the crime.
The deceased suspected the appellant of infidelity.
The prosecution case was that there was strife between the parties.
Both the companyrts below have believed the said evidence and held the appellant guilty.
This appeal is by a woman.
The crime was witnessed by the daughter of the appellant, P.W. 8, then aged about 11 years and her minor son still younger, who was number produced as a witness.
