This case study involves the murder of two young boys and the attempted abduction of a preschool teacher. Key evidence included the suspect's license plate number observed during the attempted abduction and spontaneous admissions made during an interrogation about that incident, which linked him to the murders of the two boys. Forensic evidence also connected the suspect to the crimes. In conclusion, the evidence was sufficient to determine that the suspect committed the murders.

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CASE STUDY
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11. He found a preschool teacher. She became suspicious while he observed her from his car
and wrote down his license plate number. When he approached her, and tried to force
her into a school room while threatening to kill her, she burst past him and called the
police. A license check led to Joubert. While being questioned about the school incident,
Joubert began to make spontaneous admissions as to the murders of the two boys.

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