In Telluride, Colorado, Eva Shoen was found dead from a single gunshot to her head. The police recovered the bullet and expected to solve this case using ballistics information. Unfortunately, they did not have any useful leads. Three years later, the police received a phone call from a man who believed that his brother. Frank Marquis, was responsible for Schoen's death. A gun was found on Marquis, but he had already tampered with its barrel, preventing a ballistics match. From questioning a companion of Marquis's, police learned that marquis
had been in Telluride when Shoen was murdered. They also discovered that
Marquis had thrown two bundles out of his car during his drive home to Arizona. Detectives searched the road until they found a bundle of clothing. One of the
shirts in the bundle contained a single strand of hair. The color and structure of the hair matched that of Eva Shoen's hair. Identify and summarize the evidence
presented in this case. Imagine that this case had gone to trial. Imagine that you would have been on a jury for this trial. Would you have voted guilty or not guilty? Why or why not?