Crime Scene investigation

blood spatter analysis

• A slash to the face and wrist left the victim defenseless. A blade was used.
• The murderer then stabbed the victim in the stomach.
• The blood from the slice splattered across the floor, while the blood from the stab oozed.

The stab

slice

weapons

• Katana was left at the scene of the murder.
• Gun was also left at the scene; it was not fired.
• Suspect had a history with East Asian weapons and artifacts.

crime scene

SUSPECTS

• Leslie Flam
• Nolan Cleary
• Bonnie Wilson
• Morgan Ball-Cleary
• Nic Orlando
• Melissa Riordan
• John Romero

Leslie Flam

• Teacher at local high school. Also plays professional poker.
• Purchases rare and exotic weapons from the Far East.
• Has a bad relationship with the victim.
• She is 5'6.
• She weighs 122 pounds.
• female
• Caucasian\white

EXACT FINGER PRINT MATCH

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footprint annalysis

footprints

• Has most blood near the area the toes would be. Also has a dot of blood near heel.
• This shows that the shoe is a high heel shoe. The wearer is most likely to be a female.
• The blood on the shoe also proves, that the wearer must have been close to the victim while murdering her.

CONCLUSION

• The evidence from the blood splatter analysis, fingerprints, shoe-prints, and murder weapons shows that Leslie Flam is the murderer.
• Leslie Flam was deeply angered by loosing her investment from Kandi Woj. This led to Leslie murdering Kandi. The irony of the situation was a Katana, a weapon used in Asia, was the murder weapon.
• Leslie Flam is the most possible suspect to commit the crime.