The new evidence exculpates the accused, restoring public faith in the investigation.

The new forensic report may exculpate the suspect by proving he was out of town.

The committee dismissed his exculpations as inadequate without reviewing the new evidence.

The attorney argued that the new evidence provided exculpation for her client.

The defense attorney acted as an exculpator, meticulously dismantling the prosecution's evidence.

During the hearing, the exculpators introduced a timeline that contradicted the prosecution's claims.

After new evidence emerged, the committee exculpated her from any responsibility for the accident.

The new evidence, exculpating the defendant, was submitted to the court just before the trial began.

New forensic analysis suggested that the defendant might be exculpable despite earlier testimony.

Facing mounting public pressure, the investigator labeled the new testimony as exculpative, arguing it undermined the allegations.