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Topic: Circumstantial evidence

Circumstantial evidence is indirect proof that relies on inference to connect the evidence to a conclusion, rather than direct observation or testimony.

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The podcast episodes discuss how circumstantial evidence is often a crucial factor in criminal investigations and trials, even when there is a lack of direct physical or eyewitness proof.

From analyzing patterns of behavior and evidence trails to piecing together complex circumstantial cases, the episodes highlight how investigators and prosecutors must meticulously build cases using indirect clues and inferences.

Examples of circumstantial evidence covered in the episodes include cell phone records, witness testimony, financial records, and forensic analysis, which are used to establish connections and potential motives, even when a smoking gun is absent.

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