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With only some circumstantial evidence? Almost certainly not.
by lupusreal 2y ago
With only some circumstantial evidence? Almost certainly not.
- thejohnconway 2y agoVirtually all evidence presented in courts is circumstantial (including DNA, fingerprints, etc.), eyewitness testimony of the actual crime is pretty much the only thing that isn’t.
- lupusreal 2y agoIf they have anything like that then there might be the case, but so far all that is publicly known is that Boeing plausibly had a motive for wanting them dead. No sane prosecutor will try their luck with only that to go on.
- thejohnconway 2y agoSo the argument is that’s it’s weak evidence, not circumstantial. Circumstantial evidence is often the strongest kind.
- okdood64 2y agoWhat circumstantial evidence is there besides motive?
- lupusreal 2y agoNone that I know of, so I don't expect anything to come of it unless there's something more the public hasn't heard about. You can't reasonably expect a murder trial with that little to go on. They don't even have homicide listed on the death certificates.