Brett

circumstantial case in the way that people meant that in the past.

I mean, now circumstantial evidence includes things like DNA, fingerprints, cell phone pings, like things that seem pretty rock solid.

I mean, DNA is like one in a trillion or whatever, right?

So when you see that, you're like, oh, that's much better than some eyewitness you can't trust.

But at the time, you really did.

You had sort of, did somebody see him do it?

Nobody did.

So then it's this, we're kind of trying to put together these various things.

And I mean, think about the evidence you have against him.

I mean, is there any doubt that everyone on Twitter would think he's guilty?

People on Twitter would have thought he was guilty before he was even arrested, right?

Like the moment they found Beryl dead, they'd be like, well, it was the husband who did it, right?

And there's a lot of reasons to think it's him, right?

He's the husband.

who's been violent with his wife before, very violent.

There are multiple people who testify to this violence, including members of Beryl's family who testify to how violent Tim was with her.

You have both.

Reginald Christie and his wife testifying to that night when they hear this violent fight upstairs and they hear this thump and then silence and they never hear Beryl again.

You have her being found in the back, whatever, the shed, right?

And then you have the confessions.