Forensics students study fake crime scene
Crime scene three, a sock covered in lint. Forensics students went around to crime scenes around the building to gather evidence. “I set up crime scenes around the building a labeled them. Students were learning how to handle and collect trace evidence,” teacher Julie Anthony said.
Last week, forensics science students in Julie Anthony and Laura Ruttig’s class learned how to collect trace evidence. “They went around to places crime scenes I set up around the building and labeled and properly handled that evidence,” Anthony said. The next class the students used the evidence they had to solve a fake crime.
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Tymere Newell (he/him) is a sophomore at GlenOak this year. This will be his first year on staff as a photographer. Tymere is involved in Basketball. Outside...
