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    The document discusses evidence from the 2013 crime thriller film Evidence. It summarizes the types of evidence seen in the film, including physical evidence like phones, video recorders, welding masks and equipment, and bodies of the victims. It also mentions documentary evidence like video recordings of the crime scene. Finally, it discusses testimonial evidence, noting that at the end of the film two survivors provide testimony that contradicts the physical evidence, claiming they actually tampered with the evidence and were the true killers.

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    The document discusses evidence from the 2013 crime thriller film Evidence. It summarizes the types of evidence seen in the film, including physical evidence like phones, video recorders, welding masks and equipment, and bodies of the victims. It also mentions documentary evidence like video recordings of the crime scene. Finally, it discusses testimonial evidence, noting that at the end of the film two survivors provide testimony that contradicts the physical evidence, claiming they actually tampered with the evidence and were the true killers.

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    Evidence

    2013 Film
    Evidence is a 2013 crime thriller film. It follows
    two detectives on their investigation of a
    brutal massacre, with their only leads being
    recording devices found at the crime scene.

    In this report we will see the different types of


    evidence and identify the pieces of we can
    see in the movie. In this report we will also
    explain why these pieces of evidence are
    relevant .
    Type of evidence
    Rule 130, Section 1. Object as evidence. – Objects as
    evidence are those addressed to the senses of the
    object or real evidence court. When an object is relevant to the fact in issue, it
    may be exhibited to, examined or viewed by the court.

    Rule 130, Section 2. Documentary evidence. – Writings,


    recordings, photographs or any material containing
    Documentary evidence letters, words, sounds, numbers, figures, symbols, or their
    equivalent, or other modes of written expression offered
    as proof of their contents

    Oral or written assertions offered as proof of the truth


    Testimonial evidence of what is being stated if the witness can perceive and
    in perceiving can make known his perception to others
    Object or Real
    Evidence
    object evidence in the movie

    phones and welding mask bodies of the


    video recorders and welding victim
    equipment
    The following pieces of evidence mentioned
    in the previous slide are relevant to the case
    in order to prove that there is an actual,
    physical or "autoptic" evidence: those which
    have a direct relation or part in the fact or
    incident sought to be proven and those
    brought to the court for personal examination

    Moreover, the said pieces of evidence are


    relevant as they are being offered to support
    or draw an inference or to aid in
    comprehending the verbal testimony of a
    witness.
    Documentary
    evidence
    Documentary evidence in the movie

    video recording
    Video recording is an important
    piece of evidence. It is the
    traditional evidence addressed
    to the senses of the court like
    where the court will have to
    hear or see it.

    This type of evidence is


    important because it contains
    records. It may be record of
    time, events, or places
    T
    testimonial evidence
    Testimony of the
    police
    At the end of the movie there were two
    victim survivors: Lean and Rachel. However, in
    the video they released, they testified that
    they are the actual killers. They tampered all
    the pieces of evidence to make it look like
    they were not the suspects.

    Testimonial evidence is important because it


    is conversely the most indispensable
    evidence. Neither object nor documentary
    evidence can be presented within an
    accompanying testimony. It is through
    testimonial evidence that objects and
    documents are identified, authenticated and
    given relevance. Testimonial evidence
    therefore gives context to the other types of
    evidence. Indeed, objects and documents, as
    evidence, must be “sponsored” by a witness
    Thank you!
    By: Adrian Rufo P. Naragas

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