5. For an item of evidence to be authenticated using the chain of custody theory, 0 A. there must be proof that the evidence never left the police property room for any reason until the day of trial when the item was introduced. 0 B. even minor gaps in the chain of custody will virtually always result in the item of evidence being excluded from the criminal trial. 0 C. the prosecution must generally account for the location and control of the item from the time it's secured at a crime scene until it's introduced in court as evidence. 0 D. the item of evidence must have a serial number that will demonstrate that the item of evidence introduced in court is the same one that was found at the crime scene