Facts concerning the defendant's attempts to avoid apprehension, possession of the fruits of the crime, and ability and motive to commit the crime ______.

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These facts are considered circumstantial evidence because they suggest the defendant's guilt without directly proving it. Circumstantial evidence relies on an inference to connect it to a conclusion of fact, such as a person's guilt, rather than directly proving that fact.

Facts Concerning the Defendant's Attempts to Avoid Apprehension, Possession of the Fruits