Detective
·
I got a call from the FBI at approximately 11:22
last night. I arrived at the scene at 11:37. Upon arriving the Wal-Mart
Supercenter on Main St., there was a trail of blood running along the crack
from the automatic doors. There were
large bloody foot prints next to the blood trail. (Shoe size approximately 11,
Boots) Inside, approximately 12 and a half feet from the door was a small
female approximately 12 years old and about 4’ 11”. Some bullet wounds in the
stomach and head. Next to the body was a large black glove.
Coroner
·
Sally Johannson, female age 12. Size 4’ 10 3/4”. Five bullet wounds in the lower abdomen
and one shot through from the coronal to occipital regions of the skull.
Bruising on extensor carpi radialis brevis and extensor carpi radialis longus
from pulling or dragging of body. Two bruises on either side of
sternocleidomastoid muscles when choked. Swelling located on trachea.
Attorney
·
This man standing before you shot Sally
Johannson on The 18th of October this past year. I would like to display for
the jury the shoe print of a pair of boots that Fred Redrum owns. Our claim as
him to be the murder is because Fred here, works at the local automobile
factory. He has been working there for over 25 years. Fred is required to have
a pair of Catapiller Men’s Hydraulic Mid Cut Steel Toe Boots. I brought the
exact requirement to show you. I’m going dip this boot into red paint and
display the bottom print on this piece of paper. As you all can see, the prints
match. Another piece of evidence we found is this glove that was laying next
the Sally Johannson’s limp, pallid body. This glove is also a requirement for the
employees at the factory. Lab work was done to the glove and they were able to
pull of prints from inside the glove because of the oil and grease build up
inside the tips of the fingers. All the fingerprints matched yours Mr. Redrum.
Not only that, but there was an arm hair within the glove. DNA testing proves
it’s yours. I rest my case your honor.
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