Take the following as truth: Poirot might have excellent reasons for his belief in Inglethorp's innocence, but a man of the type of Summerhaye would require tangible proofs, and these I doubted if Poirot could supply. 
Then the following statement: "Poirot may have a number of good explanations as to why he was convinced that Inglethorp was innocent." is true, false, or inconclusive?
Answer: False