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* ''Film/LegallyBlonde'': Ella becomes part of a legal team defending Brooke Taylor Windham who is accused of killing her rich husband. Since Ella is the only person Brooke truly trust, she reveals that she was [[spoiler: getting liposuction when her husband was killed]]. She is unable to reveal this alibi because it would ruin her career as a fitness instructor. Ella doesn't reveal the alibi to the other legal team, but was able to prove Brooke's innocence when she figures it was [[spoiler:Cheney, Brooke's step-daughter, who accidentally killed her father in attempt to kill Brooke]].
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* ''Film/LegallyBlonde'': Ella becomes part of a legal team defending Brooke Taylor Windham who is accused of killing her very rich husband. Since Ella is the only person Brooke truly trust, she reveals that she was [[spoiler: getting liposuction when her husband was killed]]. She unable to reveal this alibi because it would ruin her career as a fitness instructor. Ella doesn't reveal the alibi to the other legal team, but was able to prove Brooke's innocence when she figures it was [[spoiler:Cheney, Brooke's step-daughter, who accidentally killed her father in attempt to kill Brooke]].
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Won't Give Credible Alibi is when an accused has an alibi that can absolve them of an accusation or crime but will not give it.
There are multiple reasons why a person won't give their alibi. Maybe their alibi can convict them of a crime they actually did commit. Maybe they are protecting someone. Or maybe their alibi is too embarrassing to reveal.
If pressure enough, the accused may finally reveal their alibi. Usually this happens near the climax of a story. Otherwise a third party, often a trusted individual who may have been told the accused secret, will prove the accused innocence.
There are multiple reasons why a person won't give their alibi. Maybe their alibi can convict them of a crime they actually did commit. Maybe they are protecting someone. Or maybe their alibi is too embarrassing to reveal.
If pressure enough, the accused may finally reveal their alibi. Usually this happens near the climax of a story. Otherwise a third party, often a trusted individual who may have been told the accused secret, will prove the accused innocence.
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Won't Give Credible Their Alibi is when an accused has an alibi that can absolve them of an accusation or crime but will not give it.
There are multiple reasons why a person won't give their alibi. Maybe their alibi is too embarrassing to reveal. Maybe they are protecting someone they assume did the crime. Or maybe their alibi can convict them of a crime they actually didcommit. Maybe they are protecting someone. Or maybe their alibi is too embarrassing to reveal.
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If pressure enough, the accused may finally reveal their alibi. Usually this happens near the climax of a story. Otherwise a third party, often a trusted individual who may have been told the accused secret, will provethe accused their innocence.
There are multiple reasons why a person won't give their alibi. Maybe their alibi is too embarrassing to reveal. Maybe they are protecting someone they assume did the crime. Or maybe their alibi can convict them of a crime they actually did
If pressure enough, the accused may finally reveal their alibi. Usually this happens near the climax of a story. Otherwise a third party, often a trusted individual who may have been told the accused secret, will prove
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Recess}}'': ''WesternAnimation/{{Recess}}'':
In one episode, Spinelli ends up in recess court for hitting Randall with a rock during a dirt clot war. While T.J. and the others believe Spinelli didn't do it, she unwittingly to tell them her side of the incident. In the climax, she finally reveals what happen. While Spinelli was going to hit Randall with a dirt clot in retaliation for him hitting her during a time out, she stopped when she noticed a kitten stuck on top of a tree and rescued it. While at first no believes her, Ms. Finster backs up her claim since it was her cat. It also turns out Randall hit himself with a rock to frame Spinelli because he was mad Finster praised Spinelli for rescuing her cat but never once praised him despite being her snitch.
In one episode, Spinelli ends up in recess court for hitting Randall with a rock during a dirt clot war. While T.J. and the others believe Spinelli didn't do it, she unwittingly to tell them her side of the incident. In the climax, she finally reveals what happen. While Spinelli was going to hit Randall with a dirt clot in retaliation for him hitting her during a time out, she stopped when she noticed a kitten stuck on top of a tree and rescued it. While at first no believes her, Ms. Finster backs up her claim since it was her cat. It also turns out Randall hit himself with a rock to frame Spinelli because he was mad Finster praised Spinelli for rescuing her cat but never once praised him despite being her snitch.
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If pressure enough, the accused may finally reveal their alibi. Usually this happens near the climax of a story. Otherwise a third party may prove an accused innocence with no need to reveal the accused alibi.
On occasion the accused may reveal their alibi to someone they truly trust. That person will never reveal
On occasion the accused may reveal their alibi to someone they truly trust. That person will never reveal
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If pressure enough, the accused may finally reveal their alibi. Usually this happens near the climax of a story. Otherwise a third party party, often a trusted individual who may prove an accused innocence with no need to reveal have been told the accused alibi.
On occasionsecret, will prove the accused may reveal their alibi to someone they truly trust. That person will never reveal innocence.
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Won't Give Credible Alibi is when an accuse has an alibi that can absolve them of an accusation or crime but will not give it.
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Won't Give Credible Alibi is when an accuse accused has an alibi that can absolve them of an accusation or crime but will not give it.
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If pressure enough, the accused may finally reveal their alibi. Usually this happens near the climax of a story. If not, a third party may prove an accused innocence and they don't even need to give their alibi.
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If pressure enough, the accused may finally reveal their alibi. Usually this happens near the climax of a story. If not, Otherwise a third party may prove an accused innocence and they don't even with no need to give their reveal the accused alibi.
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The two possible outcome of freeing the accused is either they finally revealed their alibi or a third party are able to prove their innocence.
On occasion the accused may reveal their alibi to someone they truly trust. Often times this happens after the accused is absolved.
On occasion the accused may reveal their alibi to someone they truly trust. Often times this happens after the accused is absolved.
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On occasion the accused may reveal their alibi to someone they truly trust.
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The two possible outcome of the accused freedom is either they finally revealed their alibi or a third party are able to prove their innocence.
On occasion, the accused may reveal their alibi to someone. Usually a person they trust. It tends to happened after the fact of the accused Innocence
On occasion, the accused may reveal their alibi to someone. Usually a person they trust. It tends to happened after the fact of the accused Innocence
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The two possible outcome of freeing the accused freedom is either they finally revealed their alibi or a third party are able to prove their innocence.
Onoccasion, occasion the accused may reveal their alibi to someone. Usually a person someone they truly trust. It tends to happened Often times this happens after the fact of the accused Innocence
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* ''Film/LegallyBlonde'': Ella becomes part of a legal team defending Brooke Taylor Windham who is accused of killing her very old husband. Since Ella is the only person Brooke truly trust, she reveals that she was [[spoiler: getting a liposuction when her husband was killed]]. She unable to reveal this alibi because it would ruin her career as a fitness instructor. Ella doesn't reveal the alibi to the other legal team, but was able to prove Brooke's innocence when she figures it was [[spoiler:Cheney, Brooke's step-daughter, who accidentally killed her father in attempt to kill Brooke]].
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* ''Series/FireCountry'': In the climax of the fire arsonist arc, Jake ends up becoming the prime suspect thanks to a combination of a past incident as a child of him setting is house on fire and that he was in Drake County, the latest wild fire, during his day off. When confronted about why he was in Drake County, he doesn't give an answer, upset that they don't trust him despite all the years they known him. In the end, Bode is able to figure out the true arsonist was [[spoiler:Colin who had a twisted hero complex]]. Afterwards, Jake does confide to Bode that he was in Drake County to [[spoiler:see his half-brother who may be a kidney match for Sharon since Jake couldn't give his]].
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* ''Series/FireCountry'': In the climax of the fire arsonist arc, Jake ends up becoming the prime suspect thanks to a combination of a past incident as a child of him setting is his house on fire and that he was in Drake County, the latest wild fire, during his day off. When confronted about why he was in Drake County, he doesn't give an answer, upset that they don't trust him despite all the years they known him. In the end, Bode is able to figure out the true arsonist was [[spoiler:Colin who had a twisted hero complex]]. Afterwards, Jake does confide to Bode that he was in Drake County to [[spoiler:see if his half-brother who may be maybe a kidney match for Sharon since Jake couldn't give his]].
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Recess}}'': In one episode, Spinelli ends up in recess court for hitting Randall with a rock during a dirt clot war. While T.J. and the others believe Spinelli didn't do it, she unwittingly to tell them her side of the incident. In the climax, she finally reveals what happen. While Spinelli was going to hit Randall with a dirt clot in retaliation for him hitting her during a time out, she stopped when she noticed a kitten stuck on top of a tree and decided to rescue it. While at first no believes her, Ms. Finster backs up her claim since it was her cat. Turns out Randall hit himself with a rock to frame Spinelli because he was mad Finster praised Spinelli for rescuing her cat but never once praised him despite being her snitch.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Recess}}'': In one episode, Spinelli ends up in recess court for hitting Randall with a rock during a dirt clot war. While T.J. and the others believe Spinelli didn't do it, she unwittingly to tell them her side of the incident. In the climax, she finally reveals what happen. While Spinelli was going to hit Randall with a dirt clot in retaliation for him hitting her during a time out, she stopped when she noticed a kitten stuck on top of a tree and decided to rescue rescued it. While at first no believes her, Ms. Finster backs up her claim since it was her cat. Turns It also turns out Randall hit himself with a rock to frame Spinelli because he was mad Finster praised Spinelli for rescuing her cat but never once praised him despite being her snitch.snitch.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Recess}}'': In one episode, Spinelli ends up in recess court for hitting Randall with a rock during a dirt clot war. While T.J. and the others believe Spinelli didn't do it, she unwittingly to tell them her side of the incident. In the climax, she finally reveals what happen. While Spinelli was going to hit Randall with a dirt clot in retaliation for him hitting her during a time out, she stopped when she noticed a kitten stuck on top of a tree and decided to rescue it. While at first no believes her, Ms. Finster backs up her claim since it was her cat. Turns out Randall hit himself with a rock to frame Spinelli because he was mad Finster praised Spinelli for the rescuing her cat but never once praised him despite being her snitch.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Recess}}'': In one episode, Spinelli ends up in recess court for hitting Randall with a rock during a dirt clot war. While T.J. and the others believe Spinelli didn't do it, she unwittingly to tell them her side of the incident. In the climax, she finally reveals what happen. While Spinelli was going to hit Randall with a dirt clot in retaliation for him hitting her during a time out, she stopped when she noticed a kitten stuck on top of a tree and decided to rescue it. While at first no believes her, Ms. Finster backs up her claim since it was her cat. Turns out Randall hit himself with a rock to frame Spinelli because he was mad Finster praised Spinelli for the rescuing her cat but never once praised him despite being her snitch.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Recess}}'': In one episode, Spinelli ends up in recess court for hitting Randell with a rock during a dirt clot war. While T.J. and the others believe Spinelli didn't do it, she unwittingly to tell them her side of the incident. In the climax, she finally reveals what happen. While Spinelli was going to hit Rendell with a dirt clot in retaliation for him hitting her during a time out, she stopped when she noticed a kitten stuck on top of a tree and decided to rescue it. While at first no believes her, Ms. Finster backs up her claim since it was her cat. As it turns out, Rendall hit himself with a rock to frame Spinelli because he was mad Finster praised Spinelli for the rescue but never once praised him despite being her snitch.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Recess}}'': In one episode, Spinelli ends up in recess court for hitting Randell Randall with a rock during a dirt clot war. While T.J. and the others believe Spinelli didn't do it, she unwittingly to tell them her side of the incident. In the climax, she finally reveals what happen. While Spinelli was going to hit Rendell Randall with a dirt clot in retaliation for him hitting her during a time out, she stopped when she noticed a kitten stuck on top of a tree and decided to rescue it. While at first no believes her, Ms. Finster backs up her claim since it was her cat. As it turns out, Rendall Turns out Randall hit himself with a rock to frame Spinelli because he was mad Finster praised Spinelli for the rescue rescuing her cat but never once praised him despite being her snitch.
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* ''Series/FireCountry'': In the climax of the fire arsonist arc, Jake ends up becoming the prime suspect thanks to a combination of a past incident as a child of him setting is house on fire and that he was in Drake County, the latest wild fire, during his day off. When confronted about why he was in Drake County, he doesn't give an answer, upset that they don't trust him despite all the years they known him. In the end, Bode is able to figure out the true arsonist was [[spoiler:Colin who had a twisted hero complex]]. Afterwards, Jake does confide to Bode that he was in Drake County to [[spoiler:see his half-brother who may be a kidney match for Sharon since Jake couldn't give his]].
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* ''Series/FireCountry'': In the climax of the fire arsonist arc, Jake ends up becoming the prime suspect thanks to a combination of a past incident as a child of him setting is house on fire and that he was in Drake County, the latest wild fire, during his day off. When confronted about why he was in Drake County, he doesn't give an answer, upset that they don't trust him despite all the years they known him. In the end, Bode is able to figure out the true arsonist was [[spoiler:Colin who had a twisted hero complex]]. Afterwards, Jake does confide to Bode that he was in Drake County to [[spoiler:see his half-brother who may be a kidney match for Sharon since Jake couldn't give his]].his]].
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Recess}}'': In one episode, Spinelli ends up in recess court for hitting Randell with a rock during a dirt clot war. While T.J. and the others believe Spinelli didn't do it, she unwittingly to tell them her side of the incident. In the climax, she finally reveals what happen. While Spinelli was going to hit Rendell with a dirt clot in retaliation for him hitting her during a time out, she stopped when she noticed a kitten stuck on top of a tree and decided to rescue it. While at first no believes her, Ms. Finster backs up her claim since it was her cat. As it turns out, Rendall hit himself with a rock to frame Spinelli because he was mad Finster praised Spinelli for the rescue but never once praised him despite being her snitch.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Recess}}'': In one episode, Spinelli ends up in recess court for hitting Randell with a rock during a dirt clot war. While T.J. and the others believe Spinelli didn't do it, she unwittingly to tell them her side of the incident. In the climax, she finally reveals what happen. While Spinelli was going to hit Rendell with a dirt clot in retaliation for him hitting her during a time out, she stopped when she noticed a kitten stuck on top of a tree and decided to rescue it. While at first no believes her, Ms. Finster backs up her claim since it was her cat. As it turns out, Rendall hit himself with a rock to frame Spinelli because he was mad Finster praised Spinelli for the rescue but never once praised him despite being her snitch.
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* ''Series/FireCountry'': In the climax of the fire arsonist arc, Jake ends up becoming the prime suspect thanks to a combination of a past incident as a child of him setting is house on fire and that he was in Drake County, the latest wild fire, during his day off. When confronted about why he was in Drake County, he doesn't give an answer, upset that they don't trust him despite all the years they know him. In the end, Bode is able to figure out the true arsonist was [[spoiler:Colin who had a twisted hero complex]]. Afterwards, Jake does confide to Bode that he was in Drake County to [[spoiler:see his half-brother who may be a kidney match for Sharon since Jake couldn't give his]].
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* ''Series/FireCountry'': In the climax of the fire arsonist arc, Jake ends up becoming the prime suspect thanks to a combination of a past incident as a child of him setting is house on fire and that he was in Drake County, the latest wild fire, during his day off. When confronted about why he was in Drake County, he doesn't give an answer, upset that they don't trust him despite all the years they know known him. In the end, Bode is able to figure out the true arsonist was [[spoiler:Colin who had a twisted hero complex]]. Afterwards, Jake does confide to Bode that he was in Drake County to [[spoiler:see his half-brother who may be a kidney match for Sharon since Jake couldn't give his]].
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* ''Film/LegallyBlonde'': Ella becomes part of a legal team defending Brooke Taylor Windham who is accused of killing her very old husband. Since Ella is the only person Brooke truly trust, she reveals that she was [[spoiler: getting a liposuction when her husband was killed]]. She unable to reveal this alibi because it would ruin her career as a fitness instructor. Ella doesn't reveal the alibi to the other legal team, but was able to prove Brooke's innocence when she figures it was [[spoiler:Cheney, Brooke's step-daughter, who accidentally killed her father because she thought it was Brooke]].
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* ''Film/LegallyBlonde'': Ella becomes part of a legal team defending Brooke Taylor Windham who is accused of killing her very old husband. Since Ella is the only person Brooke truly trust, she reveals that she was [[spoiler: getting a liposuction when her husband was killed]]. She unable to reveal this alibi because it would ruin her career as a fitness instructor. Ella doesn't reveal the alibi to the other legal team, but was able to prove Brooke's innocence when she figures it was [[spoiler:Cheney, Brooke's step-daughter, who accidentally killed her father because she thought it in attempt to kill Brooke]].
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* ''Series/FireCountry'': In the climax of the fire arsonist arc, Jake ends up becoming the prime suspect thanks to a combination of a past incident as a child of him setting is house on fire and that he wasBrooke]].in Drake County, the latest wild fire, during his day off. When confronted about why he was in Drake County, he doesn't give an answer, upset that they don't trust him despite all the years they know him. In the end, Bode is able to figure out the true arsonist was [[spoiler:Colin who had a twisted hero complex]]. Afterwards, Jake does confide to Bode that he was in Drake County to [[spoiler:see his half-brother who may be a kidney match for Sharon since Jake couldn't give his]].
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* ''Series/FireCountry'': In the climax of the fire arsonist arc, Jake ends up becoming the prime suspect thanks to a combination of a past incident as a child of him setting is house on fire and that he was
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Won't Give Credible Alibi is when an acuse has an alibi that can absolve them but will not give it.
There are multiple reasons why they won't give their alibi. Maybe their alibi can convict them of a crime they actually did commit. Maybe they are protecting someone. Or maybe their alibi is too embarrassing to reveal.
There are multiple reasons why they won't give their alibi. Maybe their alibi can convict them of a crime they actually did commit. Maybe they are protecting someone. Or maybe their alibi is too embarrassing to reveal.
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Won't Give Credible Alibi is when an acuse accuse has an alibi that can absolve them of an accusation or crime but will not give it.
There are multiple reasons whythey a person won't give their alibi. Maybe their alibi can convict them of a crime they actually did commit. Maybe they are protecting someone. Or maybe their alibi is too embarrassing to reveal.reveal.
The two possible outcome of the accused freedom is either they finally revealed their alibi or a third party are able to prove their innocence.
On occasion, the accused may reveal their alibi to someone. Usually a person they trust. It tends to happened after the fact of the accused Innocence
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The two possible outcome of the accused freedom is either they finally revealed their alibi or a third party are able to prove their innocence.
On occasion, the accused may reveal their alibi to someone. Usually a person they trust. It tends to happened after the fact of the accused Innocence
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Won't Give Credible Alibi is when an acuse has an alibi that can absolve them but will not give it.
There are multiple reasons why they won't give their alibi. Maybe their alibi can convict them of a crime they actually did commit. Maybe they are protecting someone. Or maybe their alibi is too embarrassing to reveal.
There are multiple reasons why they won't give their alibi. Maybe their alibi can convict them of a crime they actually did commit. Maybe they are protecting someone. Or maybe their alibi is too embarrassing to reveal.
