BRYSON, J., specially concurring. I concur in the majority opinion because in this case the defendant’s testimony of how the crime was committed or what his acts consisted of specifically denies that he entered the Redfern dwelling. Defendant claims the mythical witness, Johnson, entered the dwelling. When a defendant charged with burglary testifies he was not in the dwelling, that denial…
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