The victim said this to you, or to a third party?

If the victim said it to you, it is worthless. You could also be charged with intimidating a witness for even talking to the victim. Let us hope that was not the case.

If the victim said it to a third party, then perhaps your attorney can skip around the hearsay rule and get it introduced. Not likely though.

Again, if the victim said it to you, it is worthless.

The alleged victim needs to be deposed by your attorney and make the statement under oath.

Anything else is meaningless.

Is there physical evidence of a burglary or breakin? If not, then the obvious answer is you were invited in. If there is, then you have a struggle to prove it was not you.