Suspect's proof of innocence, say Crossword Clue

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RankAnswerLengthSourceDate
98% ALIBI Suspect's proof of innocence, say (5)
64% NAIFS Innocent ones (5) Wall Street Journal May 30, 2026
64% WIDEEYED Innocent (8) Eugene Sheffer Apr 30, 2026
64% ALIBIS Proofs of innocence (6) The Telegraph Cross Atlantic Jun 24, 2024
64% EXONERATION Proof of innocence (11)
61% ASI "Just ___ suspected!" (3) USA Today May 30, 2026
61% DEED Proof of ownership (4)
58% DUCAT Seat's proof of purchase (5) Newsday Jun 6, 2026
58% ALLEGE State without proof (6) Wall Street Journal Jun 2, 2026
58% ERGO Therefore, in geometry proofs (4) New York Times Midi May 28, 2026
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