3.9(b) ACCOMPLICE You should use great caution in relying on the testimony of a witness who claims to have helped [name of defendant] commit a crime. This is particularly true when there is no other evidence tending to agree with what the witness says about me of defendant]. However, if the testimony of such a witness convinces you beyond a reasonable doubt of [name of defendants guilt,] or the other evidence in the case does so, then you should find [name of defendant] guilty.