Crime Scene

Evidence Report
By: Emilie Baxter, Mikayla DeBarros, Cate Guempel,
and Bronte Hoefer

Our Victim

~~Captain Cornball~~

Murder Weapon
A Steak Knife

Crime

Scene

Lists of Suspects

Theresa Thyme
Fred Fleckstone
Sam Stubs
Glen Glendora
Norma Nanny

Background

Setting - October 2nd, 2014 at San Marin High School

Time of Murder - 7:35pm

There were a total of 6 people present at the crime scene.They all joined together, out
of an unknown reason, to have a bonfire and a picnic.
7:00pm- The event began
7:30pm- Guests started eating the tomato soup, garden salad, prime rib, and baked
potato dinner.
7:35pm- The field lights went out and the murder of Captain Cornball occurred. He
was stabbed in the back of the neck with a steak knife, and his face fell in his tomato
soup.

Background
7:40pm- Police were called
7:55pm- Police arrived
8:00pm- Captain Cornball pronounced dead. Medical aid assists
Norma Nanny who cut her hand on a piece of broken glass when
the field lights went out.
9:30pm- There were two types of blood found on the murder
weapon. One of them being the blood of the victim, and other is
unknown.

Captain Cornball
Captain Cornball:

a very mysterious
man
recently released
from jail and
changed name
claims to have had
many children with
many different
women

Thomas Sandstone:
son of Thomas Mustard and June Basil
Siblings - Kathy and Dominic
ran away from home at age 18
changed name to Thomas Sandstone
married June Granite - 2 kids Peebles (female) and Fred
(male)
killed Junes sister Joan and Peebles, and ran away
affair with Susan Stubs - kid Glen Glendora adopted
affair with Nina Nanny (Norma Nannys aunt) - kid Nadia
who was kidnapped and murdered at age 3
Nina institutionalized for depression

Our Suspect
~~Norma Nanny~~
&
~~Sam Stubs~~

Human Hair
After observing wool, silk, dog fur,
human hair, cotton, and hemp under a
microscope, the particle found on the crime
scene was human hair.

Blood Types

Captain Cornball: O
Norma Nanny: A
Sam Stubs: O
Theresa Thyme: A
Glen Glendora: A
Fred Fleckstone: O

Blood type testing

Procedure:
1. Place 5 drops of blood in a petri dish.
2. Add one drop of selected antiserum (anti-A or anti-B) and rock gently.
3. Observe and collect results.
4. Repeat procedure with other antiserum and fresh blood.
5. Repeat the procedure for each suspects blood, the victims blood, and the two samples of blood found at the crime
scene.
We add antibodies to the blood to determine each blood type. Red blood cells contain carbohydrate markers called
antigens on their surface. The plasma (liquid portion) of each persons blood contains antibodies against the antigen not
present in their blood. For example, people with blood type A have antibodies against antigen B, blood type B against
antigen A, type AB has no antibodies against antigens, and blood type O has antibodies against both A and B.

DNA Sequences

Crime Scene 1: GATTCCGAACGG

Crime Scene 2: GATTCCCAACGG
Captain Cornball: GATTCCGAACGG
Norma Nanny: GATTCCCAACGG
Sam Stubs: GATTCCGAACGG
Theresa Thyme: GATTCCCAACGG
Glen Glendora: GATTCCGAACGG
Fred Fleckstone: GATTCCCAACGG

Finding DNA Sequences

To double check the DNA match we ran it through a
computer and the two samples of DNA found at the crime
scene, we compared each sequence to see if there was a
match.
In result, Captain Cornball, Sam Stubs, and Glen Glendora
matched crime scene 1 and Norma Nanny, Theresa Thyme,
and Fred Fleckstone matched crime scene 2.

DNA Fingerprint Color and Pattern

Crime Scene 1: Red, Yellow, Blue

Crime Scene 2: Red, Yellow
Captain Cornball: Red, Yellow, Blue
Norma Nanny: Red, Yellow
Sam Stubs: Red, Yellow, Blue
Theresa Thyme: Red, Blue
Glen Glendora: Yellow
Fred Fleckstone: Blue, Yellow

How we matched DNA Fingerprints

We used gel electrophoresis to separate
each of our suspect's and crime scene
sample's DNA fragments

How we determined chromosome disorders

To determine various chromosome disorders in our
suspects, we analyzed each of their karyotypes (as well
as an unknown Crime Scene 1 and 2).
We identified individuals with Jacob's Syndrome
(XYY), Trisomy-X (XXX), Klinefelter Syndrome
(XXY), and Down Syndrome (3 copies of 21
chromosome)

Chromosome Disorders

Crime Scene 1: Jacobs Syndrome XYY

Crime Scene 2: Trisomy-X XXX
Captain Cornball: Jacobs Syndrome XYY
Norma Nanny: Trisomy-X XXX
Sam Stubs: Jacobs Syndrome XYY
Theresa Thyme: Down Syndrome XX (3 21 chromosomes)
Glen Glendora: None
Fred Fleckstone: Klinefelter Syndrome XXY

Pen Owners
The Crayola Marker used to write the note found
at the crime scene belonged to Norma Nanny and
Sam Stubs.

Chromatography Analysis
There were three possible pens that could have written the letter:
a ballpoint pen, a crayola marker, and a sharpie.
We were already given the information of who owned which
pens:
Ballpoint pen - Glen Glendora and Theresa Thyme
Crayola Marker - Norma Nanny and Sam Stubs
Sharpie - Fred Fleckstone
We dipped strips of ink samples from each pen into isopropyl
alcohol and measured the distance the solvent front travelled
from the bottom of the paper in cm.

Chromatography Analysis
We then calculated the Rf values for each pigment and
compared them to the ink sample taken from the letter at the
crime scene.
Our Results
- Ballpoint pen: 0cm
- Crayola Marker: 2.75cm
- Sharpie: 1.5cm
After observations, the Crayola Marker looked most like the
crime scene ink sample.

Fingerprint
Norma Nannys fingerprint
found on the broken drinking cup
glass near our victim.

How we matched fingerprints

We were given a fingerprint on a glass slide. We applied
fluorescent powder to a feather duster and lightly dusted
the print until it was slightly visible, took an adhesive
plastic card, placed it on the print, and gently peeled it
from the slide. We observed the print under UV light.
We matched the print by comparing it to pictures of our
suspects' prints.

Crime Scene Samples

Crime Scene 1:
Blood sample taken
from the crime scene
We can assume that
this sample is from
the victim

Crime Scene 2:
Blood sample taken
from the crime scene
We can assume this
sample was from the
murderer

Huntingtons Disease
Both Norma Nanny and
Sam Stubs have
Huntingtons disease

People with this disease are

known to be affected by
behavioral disturbances,
paranoia, psychosis,
hallucinations, and
irritability

Incidence of Huntingtons
G
N

K
N

N
i

TS

N
S

R
B

JB

N
a

TB

N
N

T
i

T
a

TS

G
G

S
u

SS

Sm

S
a

GN = Greg Nanny
KN= Kathy Nannu
JB = Jimmy Butts
RB = Rita Butts
TS = Thomas Sandstone
Ni = Nina Nanny
Na = Nancy Nanny
TB = Tony Butts
Ti = Tina Butts
Ta = Tawny Butts
Su = Susan Stubs
SS = Steve Stubs
NS = Nadia Sandstone
NN = Norma Nanny
GG = Glen Glendora
Sm = Sam Stubs
Sa = Sarah Stubs

Incidence of Marfan Syndrome

JG

J
o

S
S

J
u

P
S

TS

JG = Joe Granite
SS= Sarah Sand
Jo = Joan Granite
Ju = June Granite
TS = Thomas Sandstone
PS = Peebles Sandstone
FF = Fred Fleckstone
Dark green - confirmed
Light green - suspected

FF

Incidence of Achondroplasia
J
B

TM

D
M

K
M

S
S

TS

GG

TM = Thomas Mustard
JB = June Basil
DM = Dominic Mustard
KM = Kathy Mustard
TS = Thomas Sandstone
SS = Susan Stubs
GG = Glen Glendora

Motives
Norma Nanny adored Fred
Fleckstone and Glen
Glendora has a thing for her
Glen Glendora and and Fred
Fleckstone are half-brothers
(Thomas Sandstone is both
their fathers)

Glen Glendora and Sam Stubs are

half-brothers (Susan Stubs is both
their mothers)
Norma Nanny (father Tony Stubs
or Butts) and Sam Stubs (mother
Susan Stubs or Butts) are cousins

Motives
Normas Aunt (cousin Nadia
Fred Fleckstone is engaged to
kidnapped and killed at age 3) and
Theresa Thyme whose uncle
institutionalized for depression
(brother of mother Kathy Mustard)
Fred Fleckstone changed name
is Thomas Sandstone
because he was embarrassed
Sam Stubs wife Peebles was killed
when father Thomas Sandstone
by Thomas Sandstone
killed sister Peebles and Aunt
Thomas Sandstone had an affair
Joan
with his mom Susan

Conclusion
Norma and Sam both had
reasons to hate Captain
Cornball or Thomas
Sandstone
They have been seen hanging
out together often recently
Norma's blood was found at
the crime scene and she had
sustained a cut

Norma wants to make Captain

Cornball pay for abandoning
or killing Fred Fleckstones
sister and mother
Norma is in love with Fred
Fleckstone

Murder Charges
Norma Nanny
first-degree murder
Life in prison without
parole

Sam Stubs
accomplice
Life in prison without
parole
Although he did not
physically commit the
murder, he still has the
same punishments for
aiding and abetting