>>17821728>In particular, there is no single surviving document that any of the 52 (!) ovens in Auschwitz was ever used to cremate _anybody_.Absence of evidence, etc.
You may simply not know about the documents you are expecting to exist, or they may very well have been lost due to circumstances other than intentional destruction. You haven't yet proven beyond a reasonable doubt that they were part of the destruction order as the cause for why you don't know about them. This line of thought really isn't convincing.
>Destroying the evidence is a self-incriminating act itself.If someone destroys evidence of something, that doesn't substantiate or prove that they are guilty of crimes they couldn't possibly commit (physically impossible).
If a person destroyed the evidence which would show that they stole a refrigerator or a car stereo - maybe they shredded the receipts or something - that's bad, but it doesn't constitute proof of committing unrelated crimes that a prosecutor might try to pin on them. It doesn't prove that they assassinated Archduke Ferdinand.