Usage examples (22)

• The spoliator then bears the burden of proof to show otherwise.
• The spoliator of the Roman theatre was his ancestor, the tyrannical and justly-hated Maurice.
• … The deliberate destruction of evidence gives rise to the presumption that the matter destroyed is not favorable to the spoliator.
• Both judges left it to the jury to determine whether to consider lost/destroyed evidence as being detrimental to the alleged spoliator.