Robert W. Boutflour, Jnr. maintained to the jury that he measured his wealth in friends, not 'LSD'. I don't accept that. On the other hand, I must say that the idea he, or any other family member, would frame Jeremy is an extraordinary claim and must meet Laplace's principle, or rather, Carl Sagan's rewording of Laplace:
Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence
- known as the Sagan standard.
The Laplace principle is not insurmountable, though.