The Case of the Sandy Body Apprehension of a Suspect

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The Case of the Sandy Body Apprehension of a Suspect 89.215 – Forensic Geology The Case of the Sandy Body Apprehension of a Suspect

Using information provided by Forensic Geology students at UML, Burlington police searched an area along the Sandy Brook. During their investigations they found a disturbed area along the brook and a shoe print.

During a routine traffic stop, a Burlington police officer noticed a pair of sand-covered sneakers in the back of the car.

The driver claimed that he last wore the sneakers when walking on Sand Beach in Acadia National Park.

Is the suspect telling the truth? Comparison of Sand Beach and Sandy Brook sand samples with sand taken from the suspect’s shoes will reveal the answer.