- - A large bird provides proofs of innocence
- - Legal defences of being somewhere else at times of crimes
- - Detectives hear a lot of them
- - "Where were you on the night of" stories
- - Columbo heard a lot of them
- - Means of exoneration
- - "I was home asleep at the time of the murder" and others
- - Parts of interrogations
- - Interrogation room excuses
- - Ike has plenty of them
- - Pleas of defense.
- - proofs of innocence
- - Pleas of elsewhere
- - keys to freedom, sometimes
- - Bail is arranged after criminal pleas
- - Pretexts come from being among local ibis
- - They provide evidence that protects accused people
- - murder-mystery narratives?
- - people trying to help suspected criminals get off
- - Crime investigation excuses
- - We hear Ally buys criminal defences
- - Defendants' outs
- - Excuses heard from cons
- - A party is making excuses
- - Courtroom excuses
- - Suspects' covers
- - Stories on the stand
- - Elsewhere defences
- - Defence pleas
- - Collected basil around island produced by those who may be suspect
- - Defendants' defenses
- - Provides an excuse
- - Excuses from suspects
- - Suspects' stories
- - Suspect statements?
- - Airtight explanations
- - Suspects' defenses
- - Exculpatory stories
- - Outs at trials
- - Courtroom explanations
- - Outs, in court
- - Whodunit stories
- - Suspect's stories
- - Exonerating factors
- - Nearly completely over bird's defences
- - Crime stories?
- - Cops check them out
- - Stand outs?
- - Courtroom vouchers?
- - They might not hold up in court
- - Some are airtight
- - Common defenses
- - Clapton "Journeyman" rocker "No ......"
- - Excuses, excuses
- - Cops sometimes crack them
- - Stories on stands
- - Mystery stories?
- - Courtroom defenses
- - They may fall apart under cross-examination
- - Trial excuses
- - Con man's excuses
- - "I was at my girlfriend's at the time," and others
- - Suspects' excuses
- - Perps need good ones
- - Detectives check them
- - Defendants' spouses, sometimes
- - Some witnesses
- - "The dog ate my homework" and the like
- - Exonerates, in a way
- - Explanations to get you off the hook
- - Suspect stories
- - "I was at my mother's," and others
- - Makes excuses
- - Perps' stories
- - Blame deflectors
- - Exculpatory explanations
- - What suspects need
- - Stories told in court
- - Suspected felons' outs
- - Provides an excuse for
- - Legal excuses
- - Defendants' excuses
- - Legal outs
- - Ike's excuses?
- - They may help one get away with murder
- - Excuses heard in "L.A. Law"
- - Excuses for defendants
- - Excuses at court
- - Legal pleas.
- - Certain pleas.
- - Whodunit ingredients.
- - Out providers
- - Out lines?
- - Outs
- - Cover stories?
- - They've got you covered
- - Excuses
- - Stories
- - Cover-ups
- - Covers
- - Whodunit elements
- - Courtroom suspect defenses
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