Does anything in our reality truly exist? That is a question I find myself pondering on. It seems if you go to questioning things too much, you find loose ends that can't be tied up. I know what you're thinking, "Just stop questioning stuff." My line of work is all about questioning, I'm a detective. I question everything so that the loose ends can be tied up. Although you always have those mysteries that seem uncrackable. Like the case I'm investigating now. It was a Saturday morning in early fall. The overcast sky implied that it could storm at any moment. In Pendleton county the leaves had all changed colors and started falling off the trees.I was just called in to the station by the chief. I could tell by that, that it was something …show more content…
With what little information I gathered I went back to HQ. All of this murder was like what you would see on tv shows. It seemed to unrealistic to be true. I went and looked at the body myself. The chest wounds looked to be at least 2 inches deep and his face was unrecognizable. I didn't have many clues so I decided to go back to the crime scene. Going back to the murder scene itself, it's not hard to tell someone was here before him. Remembering the boot prints I follow to where I think they should lead. Finally, I find a weird shrine in the forest. A pentagram drew on a tree stump with candles at each point was covered in blood. Suspecting Satanism he heads back to HQ. Not knowing what to do, I starting looking into everything. So, by the look of the wounds it seemed like some kind of sacrifice. Sacrificing his own nephew, his own flesh and blood. To a possible fake deity. I went to the DA and explained it all to her. She said with this much evidence we should be able to prosecute them. So, with a search warrant I went back to the house. Entering the house was easy, finding him was the hard part. Everything was destroyed. There was a trail of blood leading from the bedroom to the back-sliding glass, then disappearing into the woods. Worrying that I was too late I rush into the woods. Passing the bloody tree where the Nephew was first found, I kept going. Not looking back to see if the other were behind me. With the stump insight,
This is an attempt to unravel the tangle by an objective and empirical examination of information from crime scene and post mortem examination of the victims. Pre-digested information such as speculative newspaper reports, and statements from witnesses other than those called in a professional capacity have been avoided since theirs is largely subjective testimony that confounds more than it informs.
Police’s lack of evidence made the investigation harder and the hints received did not contributed in accelerating the process. The only evidence at first was a “death card”. Also, people started to give misleading statements that they saw the murderer escaped in a white van. A guy was arrested for giving false information to the police by saying that he saw the sniper escaped in a white van with one tail light broken. Going back to the phone call, the sniper mentioned an unsolvable murder committed in Alabama. It was a liquor store robbery and it was the place where investigators found the first major evidence to show the murderer’s identity; a fingerprint of Lee Boyd Malvo, which later led to his guardian, John Allen
There were no fingerprints found, but fiber evidence and biological evidence were collected at the scene. The reported time of death was 10:00pm Sunday night. We conducted a series of experiments to find the guilty suspect. There was a total of five suspects. Suspect one is Brandy Smith, John’s current girlfriend, she did have a strong motive to kill John; He had gone out with his ex and Brandy was very mad.
His car was later found in his hometown of Illinois and was seized by the forensic team. They also collected more latent prints,
If you are going to understand who the killer is and have evidence of why it is, you first have to know what they
When dealing with the death of any human, a thorough, painstakingly slow investigation is the only way to bring justice for a life that was lost much too soon. Every honest and truthful investigation will take months and in many cases years to complete. Detailing even the most remote evidence that may prove crucial when viewed under the light of the full scope of the tragedy should never be rushed because the mob demands justice NOW!
Weaver’s body was found lying still on the bed,not breathing since he had possibly been murdered with a dose of poison. Detectives believe the poison reeked of an odor that had a bitter almond stench. There were other two men found murdered. Their names are known as Christopher Mulholland and Gregory Temple. More investigation will soon follow.
My new partner, Jack, was a tall man, guessing he got deported down here, because I have never seen him previously. Moreover, we introduced ourselves, we made small talk but quickly got into the case. Looking at the murder scene, everything seemed a little off. The evidence that was here for us did not look like it was from a normal murderer, it seemed to have come from a person intelligent enough to hide who they were. There were no fingertips, no hair, no left weapon, everything seemed like the murderer planned everything out perfectly. Gathering as much evidence as we could, we head back to the police department. As we entered the department, I noticed that Jessica’s desk was cleared. Bewildered, me and Jack go to the upstairs room to run the files. “We think we know who murdered the sheriff, but no one wants to point fingers without evidence”, as Jack opened the door for me. Walking in, thoughts run through my head, it couldn't of been Jessica, could
The body was found in a shallow grave near the lake. It had three gunshot wounds in the chestal region. The gun that was supposedly used for the murder was found exactly 10 paces to the left of the grave. It oddly was not hidden. It laid on top of a short tree stump.
From what we can tell, this seems to be this murderers first killing. He has done it so delicately and cautiously and hidden the body in a obvious yet resilient way. Now we have no proof saying it was his first time or not but we are going off of what we have so far and our professional experiences. There was no blood on the man's bed so it seems like he was
The bloody murder was discovered after his mum called him a few times but was not answering. He has not come to work for days. His mom called the local department to do a welfare check. An officer arrived at David’s house. From the outside, it looked normal. He went inside to see if anyone was inside. He looks around the rooms and the living room, but when he was searching around the kitchen, he realised that the freezer was powered on and all the other appliances and the whole house was mysteriously not working. He also realised that there were drops of red liquid leaking from
"Why can't I want to know more about a group of rogues in the same forest as me?" Alexander replied.
It all happened on a cold winter night. A school janitor was sweeping the halls when suddenly, someone broke into the school and shot the janitor. The next day, the principle of the school that the janitor was sweeping in saw the corpse laying on the ground. The principle then filed a police report and the police drove to the crime scene as fast as they could. Then a detective came in and examined the body. He also found some body fluid, a suicide note, and a gun on the janitor’s right hand. After many tests like dusting for prints and DNA testing, the CSI Unit found DNA in the body fluid and on the suicide note. The gun only had the janitor’s fingerprints on it. The body fluid was from a guy named Joe, but the suicide note had
He was a chronic alcoholic and used to beat up his parents on a daily basis for money to pay for his alcohol. The parents used to live in fear and wanted to escape their son's wrath. On the day of the incident, the deceased started arguing for money; furious father hit him multiple times over his head with a hammer and then with the help of the deceased’s mother, strangled him. They cut the body into pieces with the help of an electric stone-cutting machine (fig. 1) and threw the pieces into a nearby drain to evade arrest. The incident took place in front of the mentally ill younger son. Police recovered five severed parts of the body, namely head, part of the right upper limb, part of the left hand, the pelvis and part of the left foot (fig. 2), from the drain two days after the incident (three parts in one day and two other parts on the next day) and brought for postmortem. Meanwhile, the police created a portrait using the severed head and circulated in the area. Neighbors identified the deceased, but the parents denied at once, saying their son had gone abroad for some odd job. However, after detail interrogation, they broke down and gave all the detail of the
I'm sure this will jog your memory. You know who it was, right? Just tell me and you get to keep the money.