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Did anyone else notice how quickly the trial concluded after all those years? It was like the prosecution didn't bring enough to the table, or maybe the defense found a loophole. I can’t help but wonder if the burden of proof was too heavily resting on the prosecutors? The fact that they couldn’t definitively prove she passed, despite the really troubling evidence, is so concerning. Has anyone come across any similar cases where a lack of physical evidence led to an acquittal, yet foul play was still suspected? It feels like Rabihan’s case deserved a bit more depth in the trial phase, considering the circumstances. Thoughts?
