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Circumstantial Evidence
The five principles for circumstantial evidence
The last-seen-together theory
Medical evidence must be assessed as a whole
Recovery evidence must link the accused to the crime
A confession must be voluntary and trustworthy
Corroboration of a confession
Appellate review of an acquittal
Suspicion cannot replace a complete chain
Proof of the crime and connection to the accused
Restoration of acquittal and release directions