Malaysia recently encountered a world-rare mystery: a pair of 27-year-old twin brothers, one of whom was suspected of drug trafficking in 2003 and they were arrested at the same site. Under the law, drug trafficking crimes are sentenced to death by hanging. However, because the two are monozygotic twins, even DNA testing cannot determine who the criminal is. In desperation, a judge recently ruled that the brothers be acquitted. On the 26th, when the female judge Zahara Ibrahim Rahim announced the verdict in court: "If I sentence the person who was first arrested to be hanged, I worry that I might make the wrong decision, because I cannot hang an innocent man." The brothers, moved, cried together in the Sri Lanka and Sabalishi court. Long days.
(Note: The original text seems to have some grammatical issues and repetitions which may affect the coherence of the translation.)