Drag the correct term to each blood sample. Early one Monday morning, as Mr. Stevens the custodian, walked through the school, he noticed a foot sticking out from under a science
lab bench. Mr. Stevens flipped on the light and saw Mel Brown laying under the lab table. Stevens felt for a pulse. Nothing. He noticed
blood on Mel's head and hands; there were blood spatters on the floor and a larger pool of blood on the floor under Mel's head. Mr.
Sevens dialed 911. The police along with their forensics team arrived shortly before school started. They collected the evidence and took
the body to the crime lab. Using DNA evidence forensics determined that there was two
blood samples at the crime scene: Mel's and an
unidentified sample. The police asked Mr. Stevens for a DNA sample and he immediately gave them one. Some students had told the
police that Mel had been arguing the afternoon before with two of his friends: Carl Smith and Gerald Jones, Mel had apparently done their
science lab work and the boys had refused to pay him, as previously decided. The police decided to collect DNA samples of Carl and
Gerald as well. as The results provided some enlightening evidence; one of the three people tested HAD been at the crime scene! Using STR
evidence, can you identify the person whose blood was found
the scene?who is the killer