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Levi 发表于 2015-11-23 18:52 
DNA部分不matched确实构不成一个overwhelming case,但也绝非有任何脱罪的效用,所以整个证据链是否完整 ...
以下是我当时听着Louise Hall 的录音笔录下来的内容。 见“林家血案之七十三” # 27
奇怪这录音找不到了。
http://media.watoday.com.au/news ... idence-7002717.html 录像
Robert Xie trial : the key evidence
Louise Hall – Court Reporter 11/11/2015
The case against Robert Xie is circumstantial. There is no definite piece of evidence linking him to the crime scene. There are no eyewitnesses, and no survivors. Rather, the Crown says there are a series of facts, circumstances and evidence which, when you add them together, combine to prove beyond reasonable doubt that Robert Xie is the murderer.
Robert Xie maintains his innocence. In fact, the defence team are so confident that the circumstantial evidence isn’t enough to convict him that they chose not to present their own case.
Here are 5 key areas of evidence in the case.
DNA Evidence
Police found what appeared to be a smear of blood on Robert Xie’s garage floor. The Crown said it’s a mix of DNA from three of the victims. The defence, however, said forensic experts couldn’t prove the smear was blood at all.
Alibi
Robert Xie’s wife Kathy Lin said her husband had been at home in bed with her on the night of the murders, and had never left the house. This gives Mr Xie an alibi. The Crown has accused her of lying to protect her husband.
Motive
The Crown said Robert Xie had three motives for murder. Greed, pride and sex. A young woman claimed Xie groomed her prior to the murders, and once the Lin family was dead, he was able to sexually assault her. The defence argued the allegation were unsubstantiated, and should never have been submitted as evidence.
Video Evidence
Secret cameras allegedly caught footage of Mr Xie disposing of an Asics shoebox. This was after investigators questioned his wife about the type of running shoes he wore. The defence said that even if he was disposing of the shoebox, it was done out of fear that he was being set up.
Witness A
A career criminal referred to as Witness A befriended Xie in jail. He gave evidence that Xie admitted to sedating his wife on the night in question. He also said the pair devised plans to frame somebody else for the murders. The defence said that ‘Witness A’ was hoping his statement would lead to a reduction in his own sentence for drug supply. |
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