Forensic Science Case Study

The case study should include, but not limited to the following information:

1. Details of the crime
   • What happened?
   • Who was involved?
   • Where did it happened?
   • Other relevant information.
2. Involved parties
   • Victim(s): Who were they? Why were they chosen? What was their niche?
   • Suspect(s): Who were they? Why were they chosen? What was their niche?
   • Investigator(s): Who were they (names)? What agency did the work for?
   • How good of a job did they do in investigating the crime?
3. Evidence
   • What was it?
   • Where was it found?
   • How was it analyzed?
   • What did it mean to the case?
   • Were there any issues encountered (motions to suppress)?
4. Summary
   • What happened in the end?
   • How was the case resolved?
   • Was there a trial?
   • Any key “turning points” in the trial?
   • What was the verdict?
   • What is the present status of the case and the suspect?
5. Works Cited/References page (APA format) (Citation Page Maker)(EasyBib.com)
   • Includes in-text citations – shows where in the paper the references were used.
   • Includes the full references (not just a website).
   • Includes at least 4 references, two of which must be from a scholarly source.