Discussion on Evidence in a Murder Case
Doesn't necessarily mean they're guilty.
It doesn't
Okay, but you're saying that I should think she made that
up because she was crazy. Okay, so then you should also think she killed
her kids
'cause she was crazy. You should also think that as well.
I don't think that.
Because you're telling me-
If there's no evidence against that
... because you're telling me that I should think the other way because
she's
crazy. Why-
The difference, the difference is- ... there's literally no evidence against her.
There is evidence against her.
What evidence is there?
Oh my God, like what are we talking about?
What evidence is there? What evidence?
Was her body-- was her blood on the murder weapon?
Was there fingerprints on the knife that she used to cut herself?
So Patrick puts his fingerprints on a-
I don't know what happened.
So then why are you arguing?
Be- because I'm not telling you what happened,
I'm telling you the facts.
Her b-- her fingerprints aren't on the knife.
Her f-- uh, her DNA isn't on the murder weapon.
You have nothing to tie her to this crime, whether you think she
did it or not.
Yo
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