MAX'S HOME WORK

THE DENTAL CLINIC ROBBERY by Max Wolf

A robbery happened on the 28th April 2011 at Grants Braes School.

The theives left behind lots of evidence. There were shoeprints found on the floor of the dental clinic, a drink bottle, fibre, hair, a To do list and some finger prints.

The theives like to eat chocolate and marshmellows and they are friends with Amy and Sam.

There are currently three suspects, Miss Collins, Mr Kemp and Mrs Wispinkski. The investigators have found that the writing on the To do list matched Miss Collins handwriting and also the hair matched hers and Mrs Wispinkski's. The investigators also have found that the shoeprint in the sugar matches Mr Kemp's shoe.

Investigations continue.

Gregor's Homework - news report

Cheap wine & chocolates pinched from Grants Braes dental clinic

The dental clinic at Grants Braes school was broken into during the school holidays.

The thief or thieves’ stole a box of cheap wine and chocolates which had been collected for the PTA fundraiser.

The investigators found sugar, chocolate chip biccies and chocolate eggs on the floor. They also found a footprint in the sugar and on paper, which was in brown paint.

There was a drink bottle on the desk, which had been opened and spilt.

A number of suspects (the teachers who were their at the time and Niki Van Planteringen) have been interviewed.

Some of the answers given during the interviews were dodgy.

By Gregor Clarkson, crime reporter.

Ben's homework

WANTED

FORENSIC SCIENTIST

If you are keen to find good evidence then we WANT YOU!

1. Can you collect and analyse finger prints

2. Do you know how to recognise and collect footprints

3. What experience do you have?

4. Must be able to come to work at any time

5. Can you work in a team?

If you said YES then please apply to the Police Station

Ben

Josh M's job description for a forensic scientist.

Forensic Scientist

What you require:

• need to know how to analyse fingerprints and footprints


• need to know the different types of evidence


• at least two years training or a degree in chemisty, biology or forensic science


• good communication skills


• need to work well in a team


• a good eye for detail

Job description for a forensic scientist

You need to work 5 days a week.
You need to be good at getting fingerprints.
You need to be good at getting clues.
You need a magnifying glass.
You need to know how to use a microscope.
You need to be able to travel and work odd hours.




By Jordan

Job descrition for forensic sientist

Bloodstain analysis

Bloodstains at a crime reconstruct an attack.
Investigators have to find all the blood stains.
Investigators use high intensity light beam.
Bloodstains are an important piece of evidence in a forensic examination.
The pattern of a bloodstain and quantity of blood present can be important clues to the nature of the accident or crime.
A skilled investigator is often able to trace blood patterns back to thier origin.

BY JABARI

MAX'S HOME WORK

Job description for a Forensic Scientist

Are you good at

1. problem solving
2. looking at little details
3. collecting things
4. matching things

What you need to know.

You need to be able to compare fibre samples.

You need to know how to fingerprint.

You need to be able to search out clues at crime scences eg. hair fibre

You need to be sift and sort out evidence

You need to record evidence carefully.

by Cory

my homework is about : ? to ask the suspects to narrow it down to the people who did it.

1. what kind of finger prints is yours ?
2. whats your favorite cookie
3. did you go into the dental clinic between 12.00am to 1.00pm ?
4. do you know someone called Sam ?
5. do you like books ?
6. do you have any new shelf's ?
7.do you have goldfish ?
8. do you have a luxe
9.