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1 CSI: Crime Science Investigation

2 There has been a murder.

3 Your Task: As you are extension students with incredible scientific knowledge, the principal has asked you to solve this murder You need to assess the information from the crime scene, and use evidence to find a prime suspect You will work in teams and record all information and notes

4 Teams: Please open the envelopes and review the photographs from the scene of the crime Complete the first 4 pages of your journals

5 CASE #10756 DATE: November 24, 2017 TIME: Approximately 11:00am
LOCATION: Staff Lounge, Second Floor of Block 2 Look at the photographs, can you determine what happened?

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