Think of a game where you hide a toy in one of two boxes labeled "guilty" and "not guilty". Your friend has to guess which box the toy is in. The prosecutor's fallacy is like when your friend wrongly says that because the toy is in the "guilty" box, you must have done something wrong. Just like in a criminal trial, just because a person is found guilty doesn't mean they actually committed the crime. The prosecutor's fallacy is making the mistake of thinking that just because something happened, someone must be responsible for it. It's important to remember that a guilty verdict doesn't always mean the person did the crime.
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