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Tragic death
- 1. Tragic Death inSuja Wednesday, Sept. 25, 2013
- 2. Tragic Death inSuja http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2qgHYkEAX8E Brought to you by Two Cultures twocultures.ca
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- 4. Further Information Refer tonewspaper article
- 5. Meeting at SecondChances • People who want to remember Louise, including coffee shop regulars • Informal interviews done
- 6. Things in Louise’slife Hard copies • Computer in car • Letters • Other junk in car • Death threat? • You need to die Still confusing • Evidence 1 • Need help • Evidence 2 • Need help • Evidence 3 • Initial analysis on: • Paper • Footprint material
- 7. Things in Louise’slife Sand • J = public beach • K = private beach Paper • A = coffee shop • B = school • C = police station
- 8. Coroner report onLouise • No obvious external injuries • She is 5 feet tall, 50 kg, 32 years old, and seemingly healthy • Maybe past smoker? • Start of fatty liver • Start of kidney disease • Start of plaques in brain • Interesting fluid on her cheek – spit?
- 9. Coroner suggests poison 1.Collect and analyze – BodyWorks morgue • Vial at coffee shop • Vial in garbage • Open liquid sugar • Sealed liquid sugar • Chocolates (not open?) 2. Fingerprint analysis – down the hall • Vial at coffee shop • Vial in garbage • Open liquid sugar • Sealed liquid sugar • Chocolates (not open?) DNA evidence can be done before poison BUT after fingerprint
- 10. DNA evidence • Needto analyze! • Given you reference copies • For more information, can check out: http://genegeek.ca/2012/08/dna-evidence-can-only-prove- innocence/ More poison information • Poison A = 821 gm • Poison B = 119 mg (within normal limits for fire victim?) • Poison C = 25 ng
Editor's Notes
- #6 Provide interviews