Sentence examples for evidence and interviews from inspiring English sources

The report was based on voluminous evidence and interviews conducted by the Connecticut State Police and the state's attorney's office, along with federal authorities.

It backs up those charges with tens of thousands of pages of evidence and interviews with more than 400 people, including 75 current and former personnel in the sheriff's office.

Mark Bly, head of safety and operations for BP, told a National Academy of Engineering committee that a lack of physical evidence and interviews with employees from other companies limited BP's study.

But forensic evidence and interviews with witnesses have shed light on how a combination of lengthy delays in calling 911 and dangerous circumstances allowed the flames to gain strength, spread upward from a fourth-floor apartment and ultimately kill a 64-year-old woman living two floors up, on the building's top floor, officials said.

In August 2009, a New York Police Department panel, after reviewing evidence and interviews with police officers, school safety agents and a civilian witness, signed off on a decision in the fatal police shooting of a day laborer nine months earlier: Officer Dawn Ortiz's use of deadly physical force was "within department guidelines".

Sheriff Brian Hawthorne told the Houston Chronicle that authorities arrested the 44-year-old man based on circumstantial evidence and interviews with his ex-wife's friends and family, as well as a "very forthcoming" interview with the suspect.

Binders stuffed with evidence and interview notes.

Police have collected a lot of evidence and interviewed many people, and this should help us find the culprits".

The street intersection was cordoned off, and detectives walked swiftly from spot to spot, searching for evidence and interviewing people.

The researchers travelled to locations including Melbourne, Adelaide, Kampala, Juba, Cairo and Nairobi to gather evidence and interview hundreds of experts and eyewitnesses.

After two years of reviewing the evidence, and interviewing a new eyewitness, Joyce said that she and her team were convinced that the "right person was convicted".