People v. Dowaliby

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• explaining that circumstantial evidence of opportunity is sufficient to sustain a conviction when the State proves that no one but the defendant had the opportunity to commit the offense
• “an intruder could have entered the house on the evening of Jaclyn’s disappearance and murdered Jaclyn”
• \an intruder could have entered the house on the evening of Jaclyn's disappearance and murdered Jaclyn\
• \an intruder could have entered the house on the evening of Jaclyn's disappearance and murdered Jaclyn\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).