Why can a genuine video still leave the explanation uncertain?
Imagine an authentic clip showing someone move a box just before another person falls. The timing is visible; the reason for the fall may not be. What happened before the clip, outside the frame, or between the people can matter. Establishing that a recording is genuine and explaining an event are separate tasks.
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- Which additional evidence would distinguish competing explanations?
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- WITNESSVideo as Evidence
Shows why a video needs context and corroboration, even when the recording itself is genuine.
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