You have a video of a suspect entering a data center that was captured on the same that files in the same data center were transferred to a computer. Which type of is this?

Physical evidence refers to tangible objects directly tied to a crime, such as a USB drive containing stolen files, not video correlation of separate events.

Best evidence describes the original, unaltered form of a document or recording submitted as the primary source; it is a classification of evidence quality, not the inferential nature of the proof.

Prima facie evidence is sufficient on its face to establish a fact without additional inference; placing a suspect at a scene at the same time as a crime does not on its own directly prove they committed the act.

Indirect evidence, also called circumstantial evidence, requires a logical inference to connect observed facts to a conclusion. The video proves the suspect was present at the same time files were transferred, but does not directly show them performing the transfer, so a factfinder must infer guilt from the correlation of the two events.