Forensics powerpoint presentation, course project.

1. 11/23/2009 Brandon Webb - CJ 242 1 Case 8500063AXCMike TempleITT DormitoryPortland, Or. Methodology, findings, and conclusion

3. Mike Temple, deceased

4. 6’4”, 235 lbs. 28 years old

5. Caucasian

6. Student at ITT; living in dorm

7. Found by dean

8. Last seen by I.T. instructor (Dr. House) at class; 2230

9. Seen arguing with James Jackson over lab project

11. Investigation Deceased found lying face down in dorm room (possibly in pool of blood) Wearing blue t-shirt and blue jeans Shirt torn at the neck Wallet not found on person Turned vic over, scratches on face and neck Bullet hole on front of blood stained shirt Slight case of rigor mortis 78 degrees inside room

13. Caucasian

14. 5’6”, 125 lbs.

15. Dark hair (often died black or red)

16. Known to wear white face paint/black lipstick

17. “Goth”

18. Lives off campus, attends same classes as vic and Jackson

19. Dating vic, friends w/Jackson

20. Last seen entering vic’s dorm 2300

21. Regular visits to dorm

22. Whereabouts unknown

24. Caucasian

25. 5’10”, 127 lbs. long blonde hair

26. Wears a lot of make up/perfume

27. Painted nails/jewelry

28. Exotic dancer, does not attend school

29. Vic “snuck” Bambi into dorm

30. She did not work on night of homicide

31. With “special customer”

32. Consented to search

33. Took hair/blood samples/fingerprints

35. Called for back up units

36. Placed officer outside dorm room

37. Restricted access to detectives and crime scene technicians

38. After questioning, cleared residents out of floor of crime scene with help of dean

39. Placed officers at points of ingress/egress for authorized entry/exit only

40. Closed off elevator use to dorm residents, must use stairs

42. Crime Scene sketch

43. Evidence: crime scene photographs Blood spatter: 15 ft. from victim’s body

44. Evidence:Crime scenePhotographs Blood trail

45. Crime scene

46. Crime scene

47. Crime scene

48. Crime scene

49. Crime scene

50. Crime scene

51. Crime scene

52. Recording the scene Detailed notes taken: (Sandra, Jill, Amy) Description of scene Location of items Location of physical evidence recovered Time evidence discovered Who discovered How discovered How/Who packaged, marked Disposition of item after collected Maintain proper chain of custody

53. Investigation: Notes

54. Systematic evidence search Appointed techs Phil and Brandon for evidence search Phil served as control/supervisor Utilized spiral search method beginning at door of dorm All techs/detectives authorized to enter crime scene required to wear ppe/safety equipment to avoid transference Investigative requirements performed separately to minimize traffic

55. Evidence collection

56. Evidence: Chain of Custody

57. Collecting/packaging evidence Tools: Forceps Paper bags Plastic sealable pouches Swabs Gloves Goggles Face shields Protective suits Shoe covers

58. Collecting/packaging evidence All items obtained as evidence properly packaged and marked Hair, DNA (cigarette butts), blood (spatter) packaged in plastic pouches and marked Ashtray, rock star can, tissue, buss pass, t-shirt, hat, firearms packaged and marked in paper bags Obtained reference samples: hairs, DNA swabs, fingerprints, firearm

59. Submitting evidence All evidence obtained delivered in person to the lab for analysis via mobile crime lab coordinated by Phillips Items submitted with evidence submission form Types of analysis requested on evidence noted on form List of all items obtained as evidence submitted on form

60. Crime Scene: Legal Considerations No evidence was obtained improperly Search and seizure performed at Black’s apartment based on search warrant Search and seizure performed on White based on consent from White Evidence obtained at crime scene with consent of school

61. Physical evidence Types in relation to homicide investigation: Blood Fingerprints Firearms/Ammunition Hair Impressions Powder residues

62. Evidence analysis Blood: DNA typing ID blood as victim’s at scene Hair: Microscopic comparison performed matching samples from White to hair found at scene CODIS and AFIS analysis provided no significant matches CODIS analysis provided profile of African-American from cigarette butt

64. Lab comparison analysis matching prints on White’s handgun and on coffee cup found at scene to prints taken from White

65. Luminal analysis located blood on White’s shirt

66. Shell casing:

68. findings

69. Evidence: Prints

71. 5’10”, 127 lbs. Caucasian, blonde hair, painted nails, make up, perfume

72. Known to be dating Temple

73. Does not attend ITT or live on campus

74. Temple “Sneaks” White into dorm

75. Bambi claims to have not seen Temple on night of homicide. Last saw Temple week prior

76. Bambi consented to supply hair and blood samples; consented to fingerprinting

78. Shell casing 9mm, weapon located from White’s car, 9mm semi-automatic handgun. Test fire confirms casing is a match to White’s handgun

79. Hairs located on Temple’s shirt determined to be blonde; match with White’s hair samples

80. Print lifted from handgun match with partial print found on coffee cup found in dorm prints match White’s prints

81. Lipstick on cigarette butt, lipstick on coffee cup consistent with White’s lipstick

82. White has long-painted fingernails, victim had scratches on face and neck, consistent with fingernail scratches

84. Temple and White agree to get together at dorm

85. Temple sneaks Bambi in (no sign of forced entry, vic knew perpetrator) No one saw her enter/leave that evening

86. Possible Bambi was angry with Temple, may have discovered he was seeing Elvira, Mike may have broken up with Bambi

87. Visit started out civil, coffee cup cigarettes

88. Bambi confronts Mike about Elvira, argument ensues (physical) Hair transfer, blood transfer

89. Bambi scratches Mike pulls weapon then shoots Mike at point blank range

90. Possible Mike fell on/towards Bambi causing her to move/step in blood

91. Possible rag was used to clean blood off Bambi

92. Mike either stumbled and collapsed or was placed