👉 Non-corroboratory, also known as circumstantial evidence, is a type of evidence that does not directly prove or disprove a statement but can provide additional information or support for it. It refers to any evidence that does not confirm or contradict another piece of evidence and can be used in conjunction with other sources of information to form a complete picture of the situation. In the context of forensic science, non-corroboratory evidence is particularly important because it allows investigators to rely on existing evidence without
