Court of Appeals of Georgia October 11, 1952, 34267 (Burke v. State)

Carlisle, J.

1. Direct and positive testimony which is given by an unimpeached witness as to the existence of a fact (a witness’ identification of the defendant in a criminal case) within his own knowledge, which is not in itself incredible, impossible, or inherently improbable, and which is not contradicted directly or by proof of facts or circumstances that could be taken as incompatible with