Hood torpedo evidence and source language

What torpedo-related evidence did Prinz Eugen encounter at Denmark Strait, and does it prove that Hood fired?

German evidence supports the possibility that Hood fired torpedoes, but British sources are silent and the claim remains disputed.

The question is what Prinz Eugen detected during the Denmark Strait action and whether Hood fired torpedoes. German accounts and torpedo-related evidence support the possibility, but British and English-language sources do not clearly record a launch. Combat signals could be missed, and the very small number of Hood survivors limits British testimony. A submarine offers an alternative source for the torpedoes, although its ability to join the fast-moving action seems unlikely. The evidence makes a Hood launch plausible without making it certain.