300 words for each case-900 words total 2 intext citations/references for each case-6 total Due 4/11/2024 Post your discussions about this week’s

300 words for each case-900 words total

2 intext citations/references for each case-6 total

Due 4/11/2024

Post your discussions about this week’s case studies here.  OJ Simpson case, The Beltway Snipers and the Mayfield Affair.

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· Discuss the facts of the case

· Include the forensic evidence that linked the suspects to the crime scene(s)

· Include the outcome of the case and if any issues were presented in the trial about the evidence collected and analyzed.

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