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The Case of the Sandy Body 89.215 – Forensic Geology The Case of the Sandy Body

Where did the crime occur? A UML student is brutally murdered and the student’s body is dumped in the EEAS Dept. library (OH202) The body was wrapped in a plastic cloth. Examination of the body and the plastic cloth revealed a significant amount of sand. The sand was collected for forensic analysis Where did the crime occur?

A canvas of the area around Lowell reveals that in the past 24 hours the student was seen near the Sandy Brook on St. Marks Road in Burlington

At Crane Beach, jogging along the beach face Disturbed area on beach

Jogging in the dune line at Crane Beach Disturbed area on back side of sand dune

And collecting garnets from the beach sand at the southern end of Plum Island. It turns out the victim was a Geoscience major.