Is Burley an Innocent Bystander?

All the testimony, including Burley himself, puts him at the scene right after the crime. The fruits of the crime are clearly at Burley's house and Burley knows a lot about what happened. It is certainly very interesting that it seems like there is more evidence of the robbery at Burly's house than there is at Ralph's house. And as we continue to look at this, the point that Alice is making is the point that as we've said: "This is bad for Ralph"