Slylock Fox’s Investigation
Culprit: either the bull or the raccoon.
It is the raccoon, because there are bones, banana skin and remnants of vegetables found in the litter. This points to the animal being an omnivore. Since the raccoon is an omnivore and the bull is a herbivore, it must have been the raccoon.
Awareness Test
I counted only 12 passes, but that was probably because I did not look up in time at the start. However, like many others I failed to see the moonwalking bear. This means that while concentrating on counting the number of passes, I could not divert my attention to other happenings.
Clues Collected
1. Footwear impressions allow you to match the impression with actual footwear owned by suspect.
2. Toolmark impressions allow you to match the impression with actual tools owned by suspect.
3. Paint examination allows you to match a tool to the crime scene, when the tool is found.
4. Computer composites can help with suspect identification.
5. Hair analysis enables comparisons with the suspect's hair or with hair found on the suspect's clothing
6. Document analysis can verify the authenticity of a document and who the author is.
7. Fingerprint analysis is still the predominant means of establishing positive identification.
8. Blood stain pattern analysis tells you how a crime was committed.
9. Blood analysis lets you identify a victim or a suspect, because DNA is unique to each individual.
10. Wound analysis can help with identifying the murder weapon.
11. Pathology allows you to establish time of death and compare with suspect's schedule.
12. Fiber analysis rests on the principle that whenever two individuals are in contact, materials (dust, paint, cloth etc.) are exchanged at a microscopic level.
