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Volkswagen “ some jolt which was presumed to have knocked over a gasoline can in the back seat” . she has a totally different perspective than. what officer says. In conclusion of why I think that Lucille miller is guilty for the death of her husband cork miller.

Was she murdered, and if so why. Forensic evidence will tell us why Upon entering the room where anna had died beside the body the blood The blood is the is the second thing to stand out.the blood recovered scene of the crime belonged to Anna or Erica Piedmont (suspect). After further investigations we found that the blood had belonged

Car yet to be identified however witness’s statements claim the car that killed Ms. Wilson was bright yellow in color and after the hit the driver hesitated to stop however sped away. Couple hours post the accident, interview conducted with victim’s husband, George Wilson. Witnesses reported violent outbreak as well as possible physical altercation between victim’s husband and Tom Buchanan.

When all were taken care of the officers arrived, they lifted the truck off of the burned remains of the man, they proceeded to take pictures of the cinerary and make sure that everything that was

Radiographer Nicole Strong was traveling home one night from dinner and stops at a red light. The next thing that happens is a drunk driver runs the red light and hits her going 55 miles per hour. She had no apparent external injuries; however, Nicole was concerned that she might have internal injuries. Nicole says “I felt the left side of my body to begin to tingle and feel numb and it was at the point that a fear of the unknown overtook me”. She decides to go to the hospital and it is determined that she would need some x-rays.

On 3-19-16, Highway Patrolman Jeremiah Byrd had a traffic stop. The vehicle was occupied by the alleged perpetrators and the alleged victims. The children were in restraint in the maroon Chevrolet Suburban 1500, traveling East on I10, near the mile marker 61. Judith gave the officer a Texas ID card, and it was suspended. Ramiro also have a driver license to the officer.

• Two scratches on the right side of her throat (approximately two inches in length). • One scratch on the left side of her cheek (approximately three inches in length). • Complained of pain in the front of her neck. Suspect Gilbert • Sustained an approximate two inch cut on the rear of his head.

On 08-23-07 at 1955 hours I, Det. Frankie Sanchez was dispatched to “Little Hattie” a neighborhood in Miami Florida located between Corvette Drive between 73rd Street and 3rd Avenue. I was call in to support my fellow detective Armando Aguilar, who is the lead officer on homicide case .I was brief on the case when I arrived on the scene, the victim was found in the dumpster by a store owner during the evening who recalls smelling a disgusted odor. The boy body was found behind the dumpster according to the report from the store owner.

There was a drunk driver who swerved into the wrong lane, launching my wife’s vehicle over a ditch and into a tree. I pulled over and ran as fast as I could to the totaled vehicle, knowing who it was. As I was running, I was on the phone with 911 stating what happened and where they need to come. I first checked the backseat and pulled Grayson out of the vehicle and carried him as I got my wife, Eliana, out of the vehicle, realizing that I got to her too late. As the ambulance got there, they quickly got Eliana into one to see if they could get her back to life.

“Thank you,” she said, going to the patrol car. Officer Jackson called Detective Wallace to tell him about finding the blood-soaked towels. “Have the car towed to the city impound yard. I’m on my way,” Detective Wallace said.

The suspect’s body was positioned on three steps. Her right foot was bent and it was on the fourth step. Her left leg was bent as well, however it was on the fourth step with her toes pointing upwards. Adjacent to her left knee was the victim’s shoe for her right foot. It was about four inches away from Mya’s foot.

My chest tightened as we rode up on the flashing lights of the police cars. A wave of relief covered me as I saw the familiar white truck that belonged to my grandmother parked awkwardly on the dirt road. The truck seemed to be blocking a dust covered SUV from entering the main road. Right beside the SUV sat my grandmother’s golf cart. My family let out a seemingly rehearsed sigh of relief when we saw Alma talking to a police officer.

Observations of the crime scene and the conditions it was in upon

In a panic, he said, “What did we hit?” I sharply turned to look out the back window, and stuttered in fear, “ O...h no we hit our… neighbor’s white truck.” My grandma and grandpa were heavily petrified of the consequences; therefore, they left the scene of the accident. I frighteningly raised my voice, “What if the police came here?”

Case Scenario 1: Part 1 The evidence of the missing person’s case of Jane Douglas that occurred in Palm City, FL on July 18th, 2002 at 8:20 P.M has been broken down into two categories. Following is a list of all the pieces of evidence that should be collected on this case. Since it is a missing person’s case and the house was not only left open but was full of blood, it is important to collect all and any evidence possible because it might help the case. Case Scenario 1: Questioned Samples or Unknown Origin • Since Jane’s parents were watching her kids