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E-Fit of SuspectUsing evidence gathered from witness statements and forensics, draw what the suspect looks like.
The suspect is ________________ . They were wearing a _____________ colour clothing and __________________ . They are aged between __________________ and are approximately ___________ tall. Seen at PM
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Using evidence gathered the code is:
There has been a burglary. Your team must investigate. Complete the parts of this booklet using resources around the room.
Some of the answers will help you form a code which will unlock a box. You can only try to unlock the box once you have all the team has presented the complete case to the Crown Prosecution Service (the leader with the box).
If you have the wrong code you are locked out of the investigation for 3 minutes. First team to complete and unlock the box successfully wins the prize.
TEAM NAME
_______________________________________
House-to-House EnquiriesNote down any intelligence gathered: House No.
Forensic EvidenceComplete the forensic examination of the crime scene:
This is my thumbprintMy fingerprint type is: _________________________
The suspect’s fingerprint matches record: A
The suspect’s DNA matches record:C
The suspect’s entry point from the list:D
The footprint which does not belong to the family:
Footprint length is: _______________ cm
Estimated height: ________________ cm
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Letsby AvenueOnyer Way
Memory
Lane
TEAM NAME
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1 Letsby Avenue
I was out all day, sorry didn’t see anything
4 Letsby Avenue
Dunno what house that is. Sorry can’t help.
7 Letsby Avenue
The ones with the tabby cat? What a shame!
2 Letsby Avenue
I saw a black van parked in the road 6-7pm
5 Letsby Avenue
I think number 11 has keys to their house.
8 Letsby Avenue
I was out all day, sorry didn’t see anything
3 Letsby Avenue
We were watching telly and didn’t hear anything
6 Letsby Avenue
I was out all day, sorry didn’t see anything
9 Letsby Avenue
Got home just before 8pm and didn’t see anything odd
10 Letsby Avenue
I saw my neighbour across the road at number 11 go into number 15 this morning
11 Letsby Avenue
I went to feed their cat at about 8am and everything
was tidy and locked
12 Letsby Avenue
That’s terrible news! I got broken into last year.
13 Letsby Avenue
I thought I heard a bang at about 9pm.
17 Letsby Avenue
There was someone hanging about on the corner about
9pm
20 Letsby Avenue
I was out all day, sorry didn’t see anything
14 Letsby Avenue
I saw the family come home about 10pm
18 Letsby Avenue
I saw their lights on at 9:15pm
21 Letsby Avenue
I’m away and don’t answer the door all week
16 Letsby Avenue
Someone was waiting for a lift on the corner in a dark jumper
about 9pm
19 Letsby Avenue
I was away on holiday
22 Letsby Avenue
My son delivered their paper at 7am and didn’t see
anything unusual
88 Memory Lane
I heard a car’s tyre screech about 9pm
86 Memory Lane
I saw an unfamiliar white van parked in the road 6-7pm
84 Memory Lane
I was out all day, sorry didn’t see anything
44 Onyer WayI called the police at 9:30pm.
My back fence is broken -someone ran through our
garden
41 Onyer WayOnly saw number 42 put their bins out at 6pm, they left their
gate open…
38 Onyer Way
I was out all day, sorry didn’t see anything
43 Onyer Way
I saw a man in the street in dark clothes and a bag about
9pm
40 Onyer Way
I saw a white van parked in the road 6-7pm
37 Onyer Way
I work nights and left at 7pm
42 Onyer Way
I found my side gate open the next morning.
39 Onyer Way
I was out all day, sorry didn’t see anything
20b Letsby Avenue
I was out all day, sorry didn’t see anything
43b Onyer Way
I was out all day, sorry didn’t see anything
84b Memory Lane
I was out all day, sorry didn’t see anything
20c Letsby Avenue
I was asleep because I’ve got flu
CSI GuidesVICTIM STATEMENT
Mr Gowen Gethim 15 Letsby Avenue
Me and my wife were away on holiday. We got home at about 10pm and pulled into the drive in our car. Nothing seemed out of the ordinary until we went into the house. There was stuff everywhere. Someone had been through all the cupboards, and smashed a lot of our stuff. My laptop was gone, my wife’s jewellery, just to name a few.
It looked like they got in through the kitchen window, tried to prise it open and then just smashed it. Climbed over the sink and stepped in the cat’s food. The Police scenes of crime officers took the imprint. They also found some fingerprints that didn’t belong to us. They broke our back fence climbing over it into the neighbour’s garden.
CSI GuidesWITNESS STATEMENTMrs Ama Lyar 44 Onyer Way
Our house backs onto 15 Letsby Avenue. We were forever throwing back footballs to their children when they were growing up! I was in the kitchen which overlooks the back garden, washing up after a cup of tea.
Our security light came on and to my surprise there was a man in our back garden! I shouted for my husband upstairs but the man in our garden didn’t hang about. He had climbed over the fence from number 15 and then ran down the side of our house. We tried to chase him but he vanished so quickly. I called the police at about 9:30pm I think, to say what I had seen.
I would say he was fairly fit because although he broke our fence he climbed over a 6 foot fence! He had dark hair and had a big holdall with him. Not a backpack. He had pale skin, a bit of a beard or maybe stubble, and long hair. But he looked too broad to be a lady.
CSI GuidesWITNESS STATEMENT
Ms Dee Cryption 11 Letsby Avenue
I have been feeding their cat while they were on holiday. I feed it twice a day, once in the morning at 8am and once at night about 10pm. However, as they were coming home that day, they said just to feed it in the morning.
So on the day of the burglary, I went to feed their cat at about 8am. Everything was tidy and locked when I left and all the lights were off.
Miss Carrie Daway 43 Onyer Way
I just finished watching my favourite television programme and got up to close the front curtains a bit after 9pm. Across the road outside number 44, I saw a man. He was wearing dark clothes, like a jumper, and jeans. He was carrying a gym bag with a white stripe. He did not look overweight. I thought he was just leaving after visiting.
CSI GuidesWITNESS STATEMENT
Mr Stu Pid 16 Letsby Avenue
I got home before 9pm. I drove past someone. It looked like they were waiting for a lift on the corner. I think they were wearing a dark jumper. They had long hair in a ponytail. Think it was a man, but you can’t be totally sure when these 20-somethings have got long hair.
Mr Rob Banks 17 Letsby Avenue
I put my milk bottles out by 9 every night ready for collection. I noticed there was bloke hanging about on the corner. He was probably not 30, in his 20s I’d say, with a ponytail. Not noticeably tall or striking in appearance. Just like he was waiting for something.
CSI GuidesFORENSIC EVIDENCE
Fingerprint collected at crime scene:
Fingerprints on forensic database:
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Police Crime Scene Investigators (CSI) use a magnetic powder to dust for fingerprints at a crime scene. You’ll use a simpler technique to look at your fingerprint:
1. Heavily shade a pencil on a patch of paper. 2. Press your thumb to the graphite and roll it a little side to side 3. Lift your thumb and press it to the sticky side of a piece of sellotape 4. Stick the tape into your booklet 5. Match your general fingerprint type
CSI TECHNIQUEArch Whorl Loop
CSI GuidesFORENSIC EVIDENCE
Thread caught on fence collected at crime scene:
Hair caught on kitchen window frame collected at
crime scene:
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Police Crime Scene Investigators (CSI) can use a footprint found at the scene to make a rough calculation of shoe size and also the height of a suspect.
1. Using evidence collected and witness statements, identify the footprint that does not belong to a family member
2. Measure the length of the footprint - make sure you measure from front to back, not diagonally
3. Divide the length by 15 4. Multiply that number by 100 - this is the suspect’s approximate height
CSI TECHNIQUE
30cm
30cm15
= 2
2 x 100 = 200cm tall
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Police Crime Scene Investigators (CSI) use DNA profiling on evidence such as blood, bone, hair and other parts of body tissues etc.
Everyone has a distinctive DNA profile. Forensic Scientists compare these DNA profiles to determine whether a suspect’s DNA profile matches one from the crime scene.
Compare the suspect’s DNA found at the scene with those in the database. Is there a match? Note it in your booklet.
CSI TECHNIQUE
CSI GuidesFORENSIC EVIDENCEPossible Entry Points
Only one of these is correct, based on evidence collected. Enter it into your booklet.
1. Downstairs bathroom window2. Cat flap 3. Patio doors 4. Back door 5. Kitchen window6. Living room window 7. Front door 8. Upstairs window 9. Dining room window 0. Letterbox
E-Fit of SuspectUsing evidence gathered from witness statements and forensics, draw what the suspect looks like.
The suspect is MALE . They were wearing a [DARK/THREAD COLOUR] colour clothing and [TYPE OF SHOE FROM PRINT] . They are aged between 25-30 and are approximately [ RANGE: ] tall. Seen at 9 PM A
9E
5D
2C
9 E
CSI Guides
Using evidence gathered the code is:
There has been a burglary. Your team must investigate. Complete the parts of this booklet using resources around the room.
Some of the answers will help you form a code which will unlock a box. You can only try to unlock the box once you have all the team has presented the complete case to the Crown Prosecution Service (the leader with the box).
If you have the wrong code you are locked out of the investigation for 3 minutes. First team to complete and unlock the box successfully wins the prize.
TEAM NAME
_______________________________________
House-to-House EnquiriesNote down any intelligence gathered: House No.
Forensic EvidenceComplete the forensic examination of the crime scene:
This is my thumbprintMy fingerprint type is: _________________________
The suspect’s fingerprint matches record: A
The suspect’s DNA matches record: 2C
The suspect’s entry point from the list: 5D
The footprint which does not belong to the family:
Footprint length is: _______________ cm
Estimated height: ________________ cm