PROJECT: PROTECTING THE CRIME SCENE AND EVIDENCE You've now read about the first moments of the crime scene. You know that taking care of the injured is important and a primary task of the first responders. You've also learned that protecting the evidence is a big responsibility in the midst of all the first responder activity. It is so important that evidence protection is mentioned in the first responder protocols for EMS and fire department employees.

In this assignment you'll get a chance to find evidence, send it to the lab, hear the lab report, and then use the information to establish links to the crime and suspects.

Assignment Directions
Go the Virtual Crime Scene Virtual Investigation Website. (http://www. virtualmuseum. ca/sgc-cms/expositions-exhibitions/ detective-investigator/en/game/inde x. php)

Read through the introductory page carefully, then resume by clicking on "English."
Work through the investigation activity as directed on the website.
Record the specific pieces of evidence or clues that you collected.
Use the results of the evidence investigation and lab reports to establish links between the suspect and the crime.
Write a report explaining how you would reconstruct the events of this crime. Make sure you indicate which specific pieces of evidence you used to link the suspect to the crime.
Assignment Guidelines
Your response must:

list the 12 clues
list at least 4 evidence-based links
include a written statement of how you reconstructed the events of the crime using the evidence discovered