Clues available at a scene (one word substitution)

Circumstantial
Derivative
Inferential
Suggestive
Circumstantial  Circumstantial: It refers to evidence or information that is not directly related to a particular event or situation but can be used to infer or deduce something about it. Circumstantial evidence is based on a series of facts or events that, when taken together, suggest a particular conclusion. This type of evidence is often used in legal proceedings to help establish guilt or innocence.

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A. Interruption
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