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Stanley, a police officer, is investigating a crime scene. During the search, he comes across a murder weapon with fingerprints

on it. Which type of evidence has Stanley discovered? A)direct evidence
B)testimonial evidence
C)real evidence
D)circumstantial evidence

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pogonyaev3 years ago

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I think the answer is A) direct evidence but I am not 100% sure

let me know if I'm wrong

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