forensics: Final Test: putting it all together and solving the ultimate crime

Our ultimate test was one big crime scene investigation. When we first walked in we saw a bag of crack (not real of course), a shoe, a hairband, an earring, an ripped up note, a glass with fingerprints on it, and some blood. There were many different suspects. It was our job to figure out what took place and who did what. We all of a suddenly assumed it was a drug deal. Our team first examined the drugs. This means that it probably involved Sam Tilson, Kooladria Jones, and/or Mr. Popadines. But especially Kooladria because she was a woman and there was obviously a woman involved. We used common sense and came to the conclusion that a drug deal involves 2 people or more. We found the blood type to be AB. This further pointed out Kooladria. The writing looked a bit like Kooladria's and Mr. Kelly's handwriting. But with further examination we figured it was Mr. Kelly's handwriting. There were two samples of hair: some synthetic hair and a white males hair. Kooladria was a hair designer and had bullet proof hair. And the white male further pointed out Mr. Kelly. The fingerprint left at the scene was an ulnar loop which matched Mr. Kelly's handwriting.

My scenario: Mr. Kelly went to Kooladria, a well known hooker, and figured she was probably into drugs. And because of kooladria's background of taking drugs she accepted. Mr. Kelly was very good at staying in the dark because he had no record. Kooladria accepted and began to bargain with Mr. Kelly. Mr. Kelly, upset from losing his tennis match, was not willing to be ripped of and said "NO! EITHER YOU HAVE THE MONEY OR YOU DON'T!" She said she didn't have the money but took the drugs anyway. When she did this Mr. Kelly viciously attacked Kooladria (he was also probably on drugs) and preceded to beat her and she got one good slap across his face with her nails. That was her chance and she took it: she ran. But leaving some of her belongings behind.

Things at the Crime Scene: