All of the following are examples of circumstantial evidence that may be admitted to prove the accused's consciousness of guilt except:
A. being in a highly emotional state after a murder.
B. using a fictitious name with the police.
C. not saying anything when accused of a crime by a police officer.
D. fleeing from the scene of a crime.
Answer: C
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