Review and utilize the information you gathered for your Annotated Bibliography and Literature Review (Attached). In addition, review the assigned readings from the text. The Final Project is made up of two parts; both will be based on the Wayne Williams/Atlanta Child Murders case. The Final Project builds on the culmination of information you acquired in each of week of this course. The first part of the project consists of a written report where you will contrast the handling and processing of evidence at the time of the case with the accepted procedures in use today.  The second part of the project consists of a video presentation of evidence from the case. The purpose of the written report and the presentation is for you to utilize the learning achieved in the course by evaluating the scientific techniques used to process evidence found at crime scenes, examining ethical issues pertaining to the forensic evidence, as well as articulating legal issues related to the use of forensic testing of evidence. For your Final Project, you will take on the role of the commander of the investigations division. You have been tasked to write a report for the chief’s office on the Wayne Williams’ case evidence. Additionally, you have been requested to create a video presentation for a citizens’ police academy class, which is currently reviewing the crime scene evidence analysis of the Wayne Williams’ case. Wayne Williams Case Evidence Staff Study—Part I: The Written Report The Written Report must include evidence from all of the different crime scenes of the Williams’ case. In your report, you must 1. Explain different techniques used to process non-biological trace, biological, and digital evidence in the field, as well as a laboratory setting relevant to this case. 2. Compare how major pieces of evidence were handled at the time of discovery and contrast that to how it would be handled today. 3. Examine legal and ethical issues related to judicial admissibility regarding collection and forensic testing of non-biological, biological, and digital evidence, including current challenges and emerging issues that are relevant to the case. 4. Analyze any legal or court issues that have emerged subsequent to the initial investigation. 5. Differentiate evidence admissibility standards between then and now. 6. Explain the differences in handling or processing procedures and the evolution in forensics that have occurred that would influence this case. 7. Evaluate the preferred methods and techniques used in the field and the laboratory as they pertain to this case. The Written Report Must be a minimum of ten double-spaced pages in length, not including title and references pages) and formatted according to APA  In Text Citing The written report must include a separate title page with the following: The written report must use at least eight scholarly and credible sources in addition to the course text. The written report must include a se ...

1. Review and utilize the information you gathered for your
Annotated Bibliography and Literature Review (Attached). In
addition, review the assigned readings from the text. The Final
Project is made up of two parts; both will be based on the
Wayne Williams/Atlanta Child Murders case. The Final Project
builds on the culmination of information you acquired in each
of week of this course. The first part of the project consists of a
written report where you will contrast the handling and
processing of evidence at the time of the case with the accepted
procedures in use today.
The second part of the project consists of a video presentation
of evidence from the case. The purpose of the written report and
the presentation is for you to utilize the learning achieved in the
course by evaluating the scientific techniques used to process
evidence found at crime scenes, examining ethical issues
pertaining to the forensic evidence, as well as articulating legal
issues related to the use of forensic testing of evidence.
For your Final Project, you will take on the role of the
commander of the investigations division. You have been tasked
to write a report for the chief’s office on the Wayne Williams’
case evidence. Additionally, you have been requested to create a
video presentation for a citizens’ police academy class, which is
currently reviewing the crime scene evidence analysis of the
Wayne Williams’ case.
Wayne Williams Case Evidence Staff Study—Part I: The
Written Report
The Written Report must include evidence from all of the

2. different crime scenes of the Williams’ case. In your report, you
must
1. Explain different techniques used to process non-biological
trace, biological, and digital evidence in the field, as well as a
laboratory setting relevant to this case.
2. Compare how major pieces of evidence were handled at the
time of discovery and contrast that to how it would be handled
today.
3. Examine legal and ethical issues related to judicial
admissibility regarding collection and forensic testing of non-
biological, biological, and digital evidence, including current
challenges and emerging issues that are relevant to the case.
4. Analyze any legal or court issues that have emerged
subsequent to the initial investigation.
5. Differentiate evidence admissibility standards between then
and now.
6. Explain the differences in handling or processing procedures
and the evolution in forensics that have occurred that would
influence this case.
7. Evaluate the preferred methods and techniques used in the
field and the laboratory as they pertain to this case.
The Written Report
Must be a minimum of ten double-spaced pages in length, not
including title and references pages) and formatted according to

3. APA
In Text Citing
The written report must include a separate title page with the
following:
The written report must use at least eight scholarly and credible
sources in addition to the course text.
The written report must include a separate references page that
is formatted according to APA style
The written report must document all sources in APA style
Wayne Williams Case Evidence Staff Study—Part
II: The Presentation
In the role of commander of the investigations division, create
a five-minute PowerPoint/Screencast-O-Matic presentation for a
citizens’ police academy class which summarizes the evidence
found in the Wayne Williams/Atlanta Child Murders case.
This brief presentation should highlight important aspects of
forensics as seen in the Wayne Williams case as well as how
forensics have evolved. Utilize your written report as a source
for the presentation material; however, the presentation should
not be a duplicate of the written staff report, but should be
phrased in a way that the non-law enforcement members of the
citizens’ academy can understand the processes and legal
aspects involved in introducing the evidence at a trial. After
creating the PowerPoint presentation, create a Screencast-O-
Matic recording of the presentation, which is an online

4. recording of you narrating the PowerPoint. For the recording
portion, you may use any screen casting platform you wish.
(Quick-start guides for
Screencast-O-Matic (Links to an external site.)Links to an
external site.
, and
Jing (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site.
are provided for your convenience.)
Your presentation must be clear and provide the audience with
an understanding of the purpose and meaning of the evidence
analysis including the following elements.
Provide a high-level overview of the processing procedures.
Evaluate the probative value of the evidence and legal or ethical
issues, in addition to why certain methods should or should not
have been used.
This brief presentation should highlight important aspects of
forensics as seen in the Wayne Williams case and how forensics
have evolved. In addition, in your presentation, you must
1. Explain why each type of evidence is important to this case.
2. Explain different techniques that might be used to process
non-biological trace, biological, and digital evidence in the
field and in a laboratory setting.
3. Examine legal and ethical issues related to judicial
admissibility regarding collection and forensic testing of non-
biological, biological, and digital evidence, including current
challenges and emerging issues that are relevant to the case.
4. Evaluate techniques used in the field and the laboratory,

5. identifying which is the preferred method and why.
Include visual enhancements in your presentation. These may
include appropriate images, a consistent font, appropriate
animations, and transitions from content piece-to-content piece
and slide-to-slide. Images should be cited in APA format
You may wish to use the
Where to Get Free (and Legal) Images (Links to an external
site.)Links to an external site.
guide for assistance with accessing freely available public
domain and/or Creative Commons licensed images.
Access
Simple Rules for Better PowerPoint Presentations (Links to an
external site.)Links to an external site.
, which provides useful assistance with creating successful
PowerPoint presentations.
As mentioned earlier, after you have created your PowerPoint,
you will create a screencast of your presentation. Your
screencast may not exceed 5 minutes. It is highly recommended
that you create a script and/or speaker’s notes for your
PowerPoint to ensure that your screencast will meet the time
requirements. This will also allow you to practice your
presentation prior to recording it. Once your screencast has
been created, copy and paste the URL to your screencast into
written document. There is no need to upload the PowerPoint
presentation to the system. Save it in a safe place in case there
are any issues in creating the screencast.
The Screencast/PowerPoint presentation

6. Must be a minimum of 10 slides, excluding the cover and
references slides.
The presentation must contain a cover page and reference pages
in APA
In-Text Citing
The presentation must include a minimum of four scholarly or
credible sources, in addition to any required readings from class
used.
Please read and understand assignment. This is a 2 part
assignment.
Here are some articles to assist:
https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=pur1.32754078883307;vie
w=1up;seq=6
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zOSI_gPN7us
http://www.schooltube.com/video/1263f634c20e41c0af86/CNN
%20Atlanta%20Child%20Murders:%20Interview%20with%20Pr
osecutor%20in%20Wayne%20Williams%20Case
http://www.cnn.com/SPECIALS/2010/atlanta.child.murders/
https://www.fbi.gov/news/stories/-serial-killers-part-5-wayne-
williams-and-the-atlanta-child-murders
http://law.jrank.org/pages/3349/Wayne-Williams-Trial-

7. 1981.html
Also attached that is required.