Sentence examples for vanished evidence from inspiring English sources

Donovan, of course, has no idea about the vanished evidence, but he offers the unwarranted search as grounds for the reversal of Abel's conviction.

This vanished evidence, he said, results "in a strange thing where they imagine a boundary horizon where it looks very important, but it's not".

Faced with vanishing evidence, the committee staff tried to keep backups.

Witnesses vanish, evidence goes missing, hidden actors – "the Elegant Man" who whipped up the crowd to murder Gaitán's murderer; the "six well dressed men" said to have met with Uribe's killers before the fact – are rumoured to exist but never reappear.

Huxtable is a poetic (re)visionary, mixing historical fact and political fiction when she attempts to remember "the vanishing evidence of African civilizations".

"Before adopting Muggle plumbing methods in the eighteenth century, witches and wizards simply relieved themselves wherever they stood, and vanished the evidence".

The chance that Russia will turn him in has all but vanished, as evidenced by Thursday's television programs, which were almost certainly produced under Kremlin orders and have a powerful effect on public opinion.

Evidence vanished, witnesses evaporated and memories paled.

Allegedly, marijuana and drug paraphernalia was found in Ford's vehicle, but the charges were dropped when the evidence vanished.

And once you start editing, any vestiges of objectivity vanish, as evidenced by an unsettling shock cut in "Bestiaire" to a taxidermy workshop filled with the glassy-eyed dead.

"The evidence has vanished," he observes, with apparent relief.