Incrimination (noun)

The act of accusing or involving someone in a crime or wrongdoing.

Origin:

Derived from the latin word 'incriminare' meaning to accuse or incriminate.

Examples:

1. The incriminating evidence found at the scene of the crime led to the arrest of the suspect.
2. The incriminating statement made by the witness was used in court to convict the defendant.
3. The incriminating emails found on the defendant's computer were used as evidence against him.
4. The incriminating circumstances surrounding the death led to a thorough investigation.
5. The incriminating information provided by the informant was crucial in solving the case.