How do you build a convincing case when there’s no smoking gun? Well, you need a preponderance of evidence with so many overlapping coincidences that it suggests it just might not be a coincidence. Would you like to see an example of this? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary “Hamburger WhoDunIt Part V: CSI: Hamburg(er), N.Y.” and you might just find your palate satisfied in more ways than one.
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