6.03 Fact Sheet
7:00 to 9:30
Monday
A. Assumptions;
Due to rain most if not all DNA evidence might be lost.
Based on the laceration on the left back side of the victim’s head. Victim was hit across the head with a blunt force object.
Based on the blood flow and large amount of blood. Laws of gravity does follow the rain and puddle formation. The victim was killed on the spot.
Pockets of victim were not inside out but lose change and wallet around the victim indicate someone searched his pockets for something different other that money.
Biased in the fact of the federal facility being fenced and locked. An armed security guard in the entry always. Victim had to know the person or worked with the person that might have hit him behind the left side of his head. …show more content…
P. Rhoades Mario Ramirez
CRIJ 4340
2/5/18
7:00 to 9:30
Monday
19. Did he like to work out or run at night times? To the 23 persons
20. Did he smoke or drink? To the 23 persons
21. Did he ever talk about something that struck you odd? To the 23 persons
22. Did his mood ever change these past few months? To the 23 persons
23. Did you hear or see anything during 12p to 5:15 am? To the 23 persons
24. What where you doing during that time. To the 23 persons
25. Dose everyone work same shifts or different shifts. Person in charge and 23 persons.
26. If so what’s the latest one can work. Person in charge and 23 persons.
27. Is everyone given a swipe card? Both person in charge and 23 persons.
28. If so what is policy when it comes to swiping into different areas within the facility. Both person in charge and 23 persons.
29. Do u know if the security guard has a check in log when you drive into the facility? Both person in charge and 23 persons.
30. Does the guard keep a log of his shift? I.E roaming the grounds to ensure its secure or does he stay only on the main entry? Who relieves him for breaks? I would ask both person in charge and 23 persons.
C. All other investigative procedures;
1. I would first check the crime scene log to see who I have
Monday
A. Assumptions;
Due to rain most if not all DNA evidence might be lost.
Based on the laceration on the left back side of the victim’s head. Victim was hit across the head with a blunt force object.
Based on the blood flow and large amount of blood. Laws of gravity does follow the rain and puddle formation. The victim was killed on the spot.
Pockets of victim were not inside out but lose change and wallet around the victim indicate someone searched his pockets for something different other that money.
Biased in the fact of the federal facility being fenced and locked. An armed security guard in the entry always. Victim had to know the person or worked with the person that might have hit him behind the left side of his head. …show more content…
P. Rhoades Mario Ramirez
CRIJ 4340
2/5/18
7:00 to 9:30
Monday
19. Did he like to work out or run at night times? To the 23 persons
20. Did he smoke or drink? To the 23 persons
21. Did he ever talk about something that struck you odd? To the 23 persons
22. Did his mood ever change these past few months? To the 23 persons
23. Did you hear or see anything during 12p to 5:15 am? To the 23 persons
24. What where you doing during that time. To the 23 persons
25. Dose everyone work same shifts or different shifts. Person in charge and 23 persons.
26. If so what’s the latest one can work. Person in charge and 23 persons.
27. Is everyone given a swipe card? Both person in charge and 23 persons.
28. If so what is policy when it comes to swiping into different areas within the facility. Both person in charge and 23 persons.
29. Do u know if the security guard has a check in log when you drive into the facility? Both person in charge and 23 persons.
30. Does the guard keep a log of his shift? I.E roaming the grounds to ensure its secure or does he stay only on the main entry? Who relieves him for breaks? I would ask both person in charge and 23 persons.
C. All other investigative procedures;
1. I would first check the crime scene log to see who I have