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“There’s no way he could have done that” #TheMiramarMurders #shorts

February 08, 2024 / 01:00

This episode discusses a court case involving circumstantial evidence and the defense of a man named Pablo. Key topics include the lack of physical evidence, the significance of a passport, and the jurors' perceptions.

The conversation highlights the defense's argument that Pablo could not have committed the crime, as he was with the speaker at the time of the murder. The speaker emphasizes the importance of presenting evidence, such as the mother's passport, to the jury.

Additionally, the episode touches on the challenges faced in the case due to limited physical evidence, relying heavily on circumstantial evidence like fingerprints.

TLDR

Pablo's defense hinges on circumstantial evidence and alibi during a murder case.

Episode

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we tried to bring this up in court to show them you know my mom had a passport of going away the same times the

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murdered happen you know we showed to the jurors to the judge you know that he she was away he did come over you know

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and I've tried to make the jury realize that too that he was with me there's no

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way that Pablo could have done that there is nothing nothing connecting Pablo iar to

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this crime [Music] scene we were very limited on the physical evidence of that case outside

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of the video we relied a lot on circumstantial evidence for instance the fingerprints

Episode Highlights

The Case Against Pablo
The prosecution struggles to connect Pablo to the crime, relying on circumstantial evidence.
“Nothing connecting Pablo to this crime.”
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February 08, 2024

Episode Quotes

Nothing connecting Pablo to this crime.
“There’s no way he could have done that” #TheMiramarMurders #shorts

Key Moments

Evidence Discussion00:44