Alibi the weakest of all defenses
Appellant interposes an alibi which, aside from his bare asseveration, remains unsupported and uncorroborated by other evidence. Nothing is more settled in our jurisprudence in criminal cases than the rule that alibi is the weakest of all defenses and that the same should be rejected when the identity of the accused has been sufficiently and positively established by an eyewitness to the crime. [G.R. No. 118990. November 28, 1996]