> Even if the police were able to establish that the ruler and calculator belonged to the victim, it is merely circumstantial evidence. It does not prove Willia

> Even if the police were able to establish that the ruler and calculator belonged to the victim, it is merely circumstantial evidence. It does not prove Williams was the killer. I agree. You were still wrong in ways that do matter. Acknowledging it gracefully makes your case stronger, not weaker.