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No, for some folks, standards for evidence and much more is what the authorities tell them. Like Scott Pelley at San Bernardino, whatever the authorities tell him matters much more than what any eye witness might tell him. Evidence for most americans is whatever the authorities tell them. That is pretty much what Casey of the CIA was referring to with his statement back in the 80's that when everything the American people believe is false, we will know the success of our misinformation efforts.
The lies told by authorities tend to be far more mundane and to the point than the delusional blather you absorbed from infowars. And contrary to your misunderstanding, people engaged in logical reasoning reason from the available evidence. They do not, like you, base elaborate narratives about government agents murdering children and convincing someone to confess on the absence of evidence.
What was the laughably (or is it scarily) stupid crap you spat out in one of the prior threads on this? That in your personal opinion, not based on training/experience and probably not even actually held, that a video should have been publicly released but it wasn't released, therefore /queue eerie music?
Eh...don't bother. I've never heard a truther say anything remotely resembling a logical thought process, but whatever is said is always said with an overwhelming dose of smug self-importance.