Evidence
Evidence verb - Provide evidence for; stand as proof of; show by one's behavior, attitude, or external attributes.
Falsify
Falsify verb - To prove to be false.
Usage example: telephone records falsified his claim that he wasn't home that night
Both words in one sentence
- Dexter: Dexter Morgan, being a Serial-Killer Killer who is also a detective, will often falsify, lie about and steal evidence so that criminals go free, and he can enjoy murdering them later.
Source: Obstructive Vigilantism - Finding that simple logic wouldn't work, he sought the help of Garak and other criminals to falsify evidence.
Source: "World of Cardboard" Speech - He used to be a prosecutor and Macy's friend, but underwent a FaceHeel Turn to Amoral Attorney when Macy refused to falsify evidence to put away a serial killer.
Source: Series / Crossing Jordan
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