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    A crime scene investigation simulation document provides instructions for students to analyze clues from three places of interest - the point of entry, place of struggle, and place of murder. Students investigate each location using links to find four clues and explain how they could help solve the crime. Two detectives have differing interpretations of who committed the crime based on the evidence. Students must choose which detective they agree with and then click a link to see if they correctly solved the case.

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    A crime scene investigation simulation document provides instructions for students to analyze clues from three places of interest - the point of entry, place of struggle, and place of murder. Students investigate each location using links to find four clues and explain how they could help solve the crime. Two detectives have differing interpretations of who committed the crime based on the evidence. Students must choose which detective they agree with and then click a link to see if they correctly solved the case.

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    A crime scene investigation simulation document provides instructions for students to analyze clues from three places of interest - the point of entry, place of struggle, and place of murder. Students investigate each location using links to find four clues and explain how they could help solve the crime. Two detectives have differing interpretations of who committed the crime based on the evidence. Students must choose which detective they agree with and then click a link to see if they correctly solved the case.

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    The Science Spot Kid Zone Forensic Science Look in The Mysteries & More Section For The Link

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    Forensic Science on the Net

    CHIN Interactive Investigator

    Name ___________________________

    You will need to use the CHIN Interactive Investigator website to complete this page.
    The Science Spot Kid Zone Forensic Science Look in the Mysteries & More section for the link.
    1. Read the information on the Arriving at the Scene page and summarize the key points below.
    What happened? ________________________________________________________________________
    Is foul play suspected? Explain. ____________________________________________________________
    Do police have any possible motives? _______________________________________________________
    2. Read the information on the Places of Interest page and then describe each suspect in the space below.
    #1 - __________________________________________________________________________________
    #2 - __________________________________________________________________________________
    #3 - __________________________________________________________________________________
    3. Investigate the three Places of Interest using the links at the bottom of the page. Fill in the chart with the
    four clues you found at each location and how it can be used to solve the crime.
    NOTE: You will have to send all evidence to the lab or visit the police station and answer any questions that are
    asked before you can solve the crime.
    Point of Entry
    Evidence (Clue )

    How can it be used to solve the crime?

    Place of Struggle
    Evidence (Clue)

    How can it be used to solve the crime?

    Place of Murder
    Evidence (Clue)

    How can it be used to solve the crime?

    T. Trimpe 2006 http://sciencespot.net/

    4. My Score = ______ out of 12 POSSIBLE


    5. After you have answered all 12 questions, you need to return to the MAIN page and find the link for END
    at the bottom of the page. If you cannot see the link, then you do not have all the questions answered. Click the
    link to continue on this case.
    6. Read the information presented on the Discussing the Case page.
    7. Review each detectives interpretation of events BEFORE CLICKING A LINK TO SHOW YOUR
    DECISION. Which detective do you agree with? Why?

    Detective _______________ thinks that __________________ did the crime because ___________________
    ________________________________________________________________________________________

    Detective _______________ thinks that __________________ did the crime because ___________________
    ________________________________________________________________________________________

    I think that Detective __________________ is correct.

    8. Click on the link for the detective you think is right. Were you correct? ___________

    Done? Turn in your paper and then you may visit any
    of the other links on the FORENSIC SCIENCE page!

    T. Trimpe 2006 http://sciencespot.net/

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