He doesn’t leave evidence. He eats it.
When dealing with the crime, the evidence tells you how. The psychology tells you why.
This is my problem with police officers. All you care about is evidence. Evidence, evidence, evidence. Until that evidence no longer fits the narrative you need to be true, at which point the evidence becomes an illusion, a mistake.
You know, the irony is, they’re gonna show this cabin as evidence that I’m crazy. But if everyone was content to live simply like this, we’d have no more war, no poverty, no pollution.[to Jim]
Just because you don’t find evidence doesn’t mean there isn’t any.
If evidence is collected, if confessions are made, if a verdict of guilty is entered in a court of law, then its happening becomes as the rocks and rivers, and to argue that it didn’t happen is to argue with reality itself.
How are you supposed to find evidence if you don’t know what you’re looking for?
Evidence lies. Information can be spun.
Evidence lies. Especially when it’s been put there on purpose.
Evidence doesn’t win the day. Jurors go with the narrative that makes sense. We’re here to tell a story. Our job is to tell that story better than the other side tells theirs.
The evidence doesn’t tell the whole truth.
No, totally untrue. You’ve got no evidence for this. I am not the guilty one here. I am not!
