The prosecution of a teacher accused of murdering a baby he was adopting relies on circumstantial evidence, according to statements made in court today. Expert witnesses have indicated that this evidence may be insufficient to support the charges.
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Prosecution presents circumstantial evidence in teacher's murder trial
In a court hearing, it was stated that the prosecution's case against a teacher accused of murdering a baby he was adopting is based on circumstantial evidence. Expert witnesses have suggested that this evidence may not adequately support the allegations.
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Prosecution case against teacher accused of murdering baby he was adopting is relying on 'circumstantial' evidence and 'undermined' by expert witnesses, court hears
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Prosecution presents circumstantial evidence in teacher's murder trial
