Why Did the Defense Maintain That Kenny Richey Probably Did

question 51

Multiple Choice

Why did the defense maintain that Kenny Richey probably did not start the fire of which he was accused?

• A)He had no matches on him to start a fire.
• B)He hadn't taken the gasoline or paint thinner.
• C)He had no gasoline or paint thinner residue on him, and had a broken hand, making it hard to handle and spread such liquids.
• D)He had no past arrests for arson.

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