Sentence examples for scene matches from inspiring English sources

And the scene matches the food.

Home Office minister Alan Campbell said the DNA database had played a vital role by providing 390,000 crime scene matches over the last 10 years, including 83 murders and 184 rape cases.

But a careful observer might notice that Swinton wears a different outfit in each scene, and that the pink blouse from the first scene matches one she wears an hour and a half later in the movie, at a moment when she has just ordered a second murder.

The fallacy here is the idea that as the DNA profile generated from stains found at a crime scene matches the suspect's DNA profile, and as there is only a one in a billion chance of it also matching someone else's profile, then there is a one in a billion chance that the suspect is innocent.

It remained unclear whether the physical evidence at the scene matches that description of events.

The only DNA found at the crime scene matched that of Mr. Ballard.

The testing determined that fluids found at the crime scene matched another man.

He also said all shell casings found at the scene matched the officer's gun.

For example, he said, none of more than 200 DNA samples collected from the crime scene matched his client.

When a trained expert tells a judge and jury that prints found at a crime scene match those of the accused, his testimony often decides the case.

An examination of the bullets at the assassination scene matched Oswald's rifle, a cheap, military surplus rifle which was bought by mail order.