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Name: February 3, 2012 Period: Forensic Science Forensic Science Case Study Project Directions: For this project, you will create a short, which outlines forensic science applications discussed in class to a real-life criminal investigation. You will fully research a case study of your choosing and present to the class the case details, evidence and forensic techniques that have helped solve or best understand the case. Please refer to the rubrics and guides for grading information. Follow the steps below to finish this assignment: 1. Choose a case study: You will be provided with a list of possible case studies at the start of the project (Friday, February 3, 2012) or you may choose your own. It is important to pick a case that not only interests you but one that you are also comfortable with researching and presenting in front of the class. The case may be recent or older, solved or unsolved, and a crime of any nature. All of these details; however, should be indicated in the report sheet, as well as described during the. The case must include aspects of forensic science in attempting to solve the crime. This includes evidence such as fingerprints, hair, testimony and other topics we have discussed in class thus far. Each student must choose a different case to present to the class (only one student per case) so that we can gain many different perspectives from the various real-life cases out there. Monday, February 6, 2012, you should come to class, with this project packet and your two top choices for a case study written in the lines below. You will hand in the packet on Monday and I will look through all of your choices and assign each student to an individual case. I will try to grant you one of your top choices; however, it will ultimately be up to me to decide in case of ties. Choice 1: Choice 2: Approved/Assigned Case Study: 2. Research your case: You may use the internet, newspapers, textbooks, and library books to research your case. As a class, we will spend one day in the library. Remember, all work must be your own. Please, do not plagiarize and remember to cite your sources. To help you organize your research, I will provide you with a report frame included in the packet. The frame should be turned in at the completion of the project before the start of the s. If you do not turn in your report frame, you will not be permitted to present. 3. Design your : You may choose to create a PowerPoint, poster board, overhead transparencies, handouts or other visual aids to guide your. At least one is necessary to receive full credit. Avoid overly graphic pictures. 4. Giving your : On the day of the in class, everyone should have their materials ready to begin at the bell. Class sizes are large so therefore s must be brief. You will be given 3-4 minutes to summarize your case and display pictures and

information. I will time your reports and stop you when 4 minutes are up if you go over. Refer to the rubric for further details on expectations. I will decide the order of s and try to let you know the day before when you will be presenting. 5. Audience: As a member of the classroom, you are expected to give your classmates your full attention and respect. With each, you will be filling out a log that will help you summarize and critique each to be turned in at the end of all s. This will be counted as a homework grade. 2

Forensic Science Case Study Project Suggestion List This is a list of possible ideas for the Forensic Science Case Study Project. Feel free to choose from this list or research others. A quick Google search will reveal many more. Amanda Davies Baltimore Rapist BTK Killer Casey Anthony trial Colin Ross Coral Eugene Watts Elizabeth Smart Georgi Markov Hamm Kidnapping Jack the Ripper Jeffrey MacDonald Jon Bennet Ramsey Laci Peterson murder Ludwig Tessnow Mark Winger O.J. Simpson Case Richard Crafts Ronald Cotton St. Valentine s Day Massacre Ted Bundy The Black Dahlia The Coors Kidnapping The Green River Killer The Lindbergh Kidnapping The Marie LaFarge Case Thelma Todd The Night Stalker The Sacco-Vanzetti Case The Same Sheppard Case The Stielow Case Tylenol Murders Unabomber Zodiac Killer 3

Forensic Science Case Study Project Rubric CONTENT Research Report Sheet Depth of research Accuracy of Content Forensic science relation Research Presented Title Victims, suspects Case summary, outcome 2 pieces of evidence 1 technique 2 pictures Presentation Professionalism Clarity Speaking voice Presentation Method Timing Visual used is eye-catching and neat Spelling/Punctuat ion Prepared/On time Presentation- 3-4 minutes 4- Exemplar Above & Beyond -All content is accurate. There are no factual errors. -All content requested on sheet is present -All content is related to forensic science -All content is described during -All content described is accurate -Items described in clear (understandable) manner -Very knowledgeable about case -Loud and controlled speaking voice (smooth transitions, no um s or long pauses) -Quality visual used, colorful, professional looking, neat -No obvious spelling or punctuation errors -All elements handed in by appropriate date, prepared for -Presentation timed well, lasts at least 3 minutes and does not go over 4 3- Satisfactory Well done, needs minor improvements -All content is accurate; however, may not be relevant -Missing 2 items or less on report sheet -Forensic science content apparent -1-2 items not described during or -1 piece of information described is inaccurate -Most items described in a clear (understandable manner) -Few um s, like s but otherwise controlled speaking voice -Knowledgeable about case -Visually appealing method, mostly professional -Some obvious spelling/punctuatio n errors (3-5) -1 element not turned in by appropriate date -Presentation may be too short (2-2:59 range) -Presentation may be too long- did not discuss all points 2-Developing Lacking in obvious way/s -Content is mostly accurate, with few minor discrepancies - Missing 3-4 items on report sheet -Forensic science content not obviously apparent -2-3 items not described during or -2 pieces of information are inaccurate -Items not described in clear, cohesive manner -Many um s, pauses -Inaudible speaking voice -Seems unfamiliar with case -Not visually appealing or eyecatching, sloppy -7+ errors in spelling/punctuation -Presentation shorter than 2 minutes -Presentation off topic, only discussed a few points 1-Limited Minimal Effort -Content is mostly inaccurate or irrelevant -Missing 5 or more items on report sheet. -Content not relatable to forensic science -4 or more items not described or -2 or more pieces of information inaccurate -Unprofessional speaking voice, -Seems unknowledgeable about topic, unfamiliar with case -Overwhelmingly not visually appealing, method not present or 7+ errors in spelling/punctuation -Presentation not given or under 2 minutes with minimal points discussed 4

Forensic Science Case Study Report Sheet Title of Case: Who was involved in the case? Victim(s): Suspect(s)/ Accused: Case Details: Summarize the case in at least 5 sentences. 5

Evidence available (be specific- don t just say fingerprints, hair, gun powder residue - describe what makes the evidence unique to the case): 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. One forensic technique highlighted in case (ex: DNA fingerprinting, dusting for powders, microscope analysis- techniques involve learning more about the evidence than meets the eye or finding evidence in a special way): Outcome/Results of case: 6

Notes/ Other Relevant Facts: Resources- list of URLs/ books/ articles used: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7