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1 Catalyst 08/06/08 Take out your observations from last week.

2 Crime Scene Investigation
Case Study JonBenet Ramsey

3 JonBenet Ramsey Brainstorm what you know about the case:
Crime Location Individuals Involved Suspects Etc. Record your ideas.

4 The Case Read the case study.
Discuss your recollections of the case. Were you right? were you off? etc. What were the issues with the original investigation?

5 What new evidence came into play in the case?
How does this new Touch DNA technology work? Why is gathering as much evidence as possible important?

6 Crime Scene Investigation
Do you think the Ramseys should have been exonerated? Why or why not?

7 Homework Read pgs Record notes as necessary to help your understand and remember the content.

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