Where child complainants' evidence contains implausibilities, exaggeration, and embellishment not explained by the manner in which it was given, and there are alternative sources of knowledge for the complainants' accounts, the jury's advantage in seeing and hearing the witnesses may be incapable of resolving the doubt, rendering guilty verdicts unreasonable.
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