Case of the Trash Monster.
What did Slylock observe to help him identify the trash monster?
Suspects: Racoon or bull.
- Bones were found in the trash.
- Bull is herbivore.
- Racoon eats both
The racoon did it.
Moonwalking bear.
Okay so I didn't notice the moonwalking bear.
It wasn't obvious! He doesn't look like a bear, and people were moving around so I didn't notice it. Was too focused on the basketball the first time the video played and the other times were because yeah he really doesn't look like a bear!
"Every contact leaves a trace.
The very basic concept of forensic science and investigation.
Virtual investigation.
Evidence:
- Break in followed by struggle.
- Victim was a philandering man. (Possible motive -> Crime of passion)
- Unknown blonde woman seen entering victim's house at 1pm and left at 2pm in a seemingly good mood.
- Feisty redhead who has been seen together with victim before entered house at 4pm, leaving at 4:15pm.
- Unknown man seen loitering outside victim's house at 10:15pm.
- Lock on back door forced open by a tool. (Place of entry)
- Footsteps imprinted on mud near back door.
- Tool marks on broken lock.
- Paint chips on the ground at back door is collected.
- Living room (Place of struggle)
- Love/Hate letter found in living room.
- Hallway (Place of murder)
Footprints:
Right foot of a men's size 11 "Doc Martin" boot.
The heel is worn at the back, suggesting that the suspect drags his feet.
Toolmarks:
The first is a "compression" mark, where the tool made a slight indentation in the wood.
The second is a sliding impression in the metal surrounding the lock.
Suggests that a crowbar or similar tool was used.
Paintchips:
Can be compared to other traces of paint chips found on tool/suspect.
Love/Hate letter:
A guy was cheating on the person who wrote the letter and she was very angry.
Threats were mentioned in the letter.
Paper used was unique. Hand-made by people in third world countries sold in a shop called "We are the World."
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