The Alibi Proves Nothing

"I could go to 7-11 in the middle of a murder and still come back and do the murder," he said. "It doesn't prove anything from a meaningful, you know, legal or narrative perspective." The alibi proves nothing; it's just an inconsequential change in the sense of the past because it doesn't matter whether the dad grabbed the tomato sauce from the lower shelf or the upper shelf,. It didn't change anything else until the point where they were in the trial ... Because that point was in the future, he didn't disrupt the timeline".