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There was no immediate confirmation from Israel's military nor corroborative reports on Israeli media, which usually break into their broadcasts to report such incidents.

In that instance, the police said there was no “corroborative evidence” against Mr. Singh, and prosecutors sought to suspend the case, according to Suman Nalwa, a spokeswoman for the Delhi police.

Mr Johnson responded: "You can also find independent corroborative sources to stand up what these invoices are about. The reliability of the invoices is not related to the payments."

Thirty-five years after Doug Williams broke through as the first African American quarterback to win a Super Bowl, this feat of diversity is as corroborative as it is historic.

The court cited the recantations and evidence regarding a new medical consensus “completely undermining the corroborative force of the physical examination findings that were crucial” to the original determination of guilt.