Chapter
Analyzing the Evidence in a Circumstantial Case
25:43 - 31:57 (06:14)
An analysis of the evidence in a circumstantial case, including a bloody footprint, a fingerprint, and an open contact lens case, which may not be enough to secure a conviction.
Clips
Detective Soul has a hunch that the open contact lens case in Janet's bathroom holds important evidence, and he wants to confirm it before the trial begins.
25:43 - 28:13 (02:30)
Summary
Detective Soul has a hunch that the open contact lens case in Janet's bathroom holds important evidence, and he wants to confirm it before the trial begins.
ChapterAnalyzing the Evidence in a Circumstantial Case
EpisodeMURDERED: Janet Abaroa
PodcastCrime Junkie
The prosecution admits that there isn't a lot of direct evidence in the Raven Abaroa murder trial and that the case is about words and actions.
28:13 - 29:35 (01:21)
Summary
The prosecution admits that there isn't a lot of direct evidence in the Raven Abaroa murder trial and that the case is about words and actions. The defense claims that there is direct evidence but it was ignored because the police were focused on Raven.
ChapterAnalyzing the Evidence in a Circumstantial Case
EpisodeMURDERED: Janet Abaroa
PodcastCrime Junkie
The case of the murder of Janet Abaroa focuses on painting a vivid picture of the couple's relationship, and an investigator claims that the shoe print left at the crime scene was from a medical responder.
29:35 - 31:57 (02:22)
Summary
The case of the murder of Janet Abaroa focuses on painting a vivid picture of the couple's relationship, and an investigator claims that the shoe print left at the crime scene was from a medical responder. One of Janet's friends testifies that she was scared of her husband and the fingerprint found was never matched to anyone.