May 22, 2012 11:40 pm

Investigators Build Case on Circumstantial Evidence

Antolin Garcia-Torres is behind bars at Santa Clara County Jail, as investigators build their case against him, based on circumstantial evidence. Legal expert Mark Fickes, partner at BraunHagey and Borden in San Francisco, weigh in on what it could take to convict the suspect of murder — without a body or a weapon.

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