Key legal question
Whether sufficient suspicion justified continued pretrial detention.
Extracted holding
Yes. The file contained a sufficient body of indicia to support serious suspicion of guilt.
Extracted reasoning
The court emphasized that pretrial detention does not require proof amounting to near certainty. The victim’s condition, police interventions, witness statements, and the appellant’s own shifting explanations formed a sufficient evidentiary basis; weighing credibility belongs to the trial court, not the detention judge.