91.  The facts proved him right.

92.  Only death could prove that the love between Roy and her was loyal and pure.

93.  Before we judge the boy we must remember the most important principle guilding a criminal court: the court must prove the accused person's guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.

94.  In other words the accused is held innocent until proved guilty.

95.  In the murder case we can't prove the boy's guilty because so many reasonable doubts emerge and no one can explain them rationally: It seems to be quite possible for the boy to commit murdering his father owing to the fierce conflict between them.

96.  But the conflict isn't enough to prove he was inexorably to commit murder.

97.  No one, including the two main witnesses, could prove he's guilty .

98.  Since no one and no evidence can prove the boy's guilty, he is innocent.

99.  He himself devised tests to examine and prove his hypothesises and conclusions.

100.  The Defence Lawyer's Declaration My client is innocent because he can't be proved to guilty by the full evidences.