SleuthyGal
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However, aside from any bonds between twins, there needs to be evidence that BC murdered Nancy. That's what has to be established in order for a case to move towards prosecution. Feelings, intuition, a strong bond are very compelling signs for the people involved, but the court can only go on what is provable beyond a reasonable doubt (in a criminal trial).
So if he did it, but there is no obtainable forensic evidence at the house, nothing at the scene, no DNA on Nancy's body, and nothing otherwise linking him to Nancy's murder which can be shown, beyond a reasonable doubt, that he committed the crime or is involved in Nancy's murder, then he will not be charged. It's as simple as that.
So if he did it, but there is no obtainable forensic evidence at the house, nothing at the scene, no DNA on Nancy's body, and nothing otherwise linking him to Nancy's murder which can be shown, beyond a reasonable doubt, that he committed the crime or is involved in Nancy's murder, then he will not be charged. It's as simple as that.