A complainant's cordial post-separation relationship with the accused over many years, combined with significant delay in reporting and the timing of the complaint during family litigation, may provide a substantial basis for challenging credibility but does not necessarily render guilty verdicts unreasonable where the jury had the advantage of seeing and hearing the evidence and there was some corroborative evidence.
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