 The court found that the forensic evidence exonerated Moen, and that in any case reasonable doubt should have acquitted him in the first place.Among other things, he had an alibi for the most likely time of the crime.Also, the forensic evidence indicated that the perpetrator had pursued the victim across a field, knocked her down, and then tied her with her own clothes — Moen was partly paralysed and physically incapable of these actions.