There's a fair bit of discussion of crime scene data gathering beyond video: CSI-type stuff. Makes the point that when you have a big budget to gather a bunch o

There's a fair bit of discussion of crime scene data gathering beyond video: CSI-type stuff. Makes the point that when you have a big budget to gather a bunch of data, you have a lot more leeway to paint a narrative supporting your theory. Would have liked to have been given a more concrete example of this, because I don't have a strong enough imagination to really understand that scenario. Finding the suspects fingerprints in more places around the crime scene? I don't know, I guess that could help convict but could see it just as easily distracting the jury and muddling the case.