Nuances and context of linking without 〜て / dropped 「て」in linked constructions


(Taken from ジョジョの奇妙な冒険６部: When Jotaro talks to Jolyne about who got her into
prison.../ for those who do not know the series: The persons speaking to each
other are father and daughter but have a rather bad relationship)

> 「おまえに殺人の罪を **被せ** この刑務所に入れたのはロメオとかいうボーイフレンドではない」

The "shortend" **「〜て」** form makes me wonder here (if it actually is what I
suppose it is). In a similar question this construction of linking sentence
constituents together by using the **「〜て」** form and dropping the **「〜て」** it
was stated that this is rather used in formal/academic speech; however the
context here doesn't seem to fit into the rage of academic contexts...

Is this 「 **被せ」** a different construction or do I overestimate the academic
nuance of dropping **「て」** in linked constructions.

