http://ohioforensic.org/can-sumone-help-me-solve-this-case-for-my-forensics-class-please-i-need-it-for-skewl-2mr-and-i-cant-get-it/ Ohio Forensic Guide Law Information Sat, 04 Sep 2010 21:53:13 +0000 hourly 1 http://ohioforensic.org/can-sumone-help-me-solve-this-case-for-my-forensics-class-please-i-need-it-for-skewl-2mr-and-i-cant-get-it/comment-page-1/#comment-496 jdog4444 Sat, 26 Sep 2009 02:16:11 +0000 http://ohioforensic.org/can-sumone-help-me-solve-this-case-for-my-forensics-class-please-i-need-it-for-skewl-2mr-and-i-cant-get-it/#comment-496 first thing that sticks in my mind is the note....they can match the ink from ms. mayhew pin with the ink on the note...plus they can match the dna under the deceased finger nail and see if they match hers.... first thing that sticks in my mind is the note….they can match the ink from ms. mayhew pin with the ink on the note…plus they can match the dna under the deceased finger nail and see if they match hers….

]]> http://ohioforensic.org/can-sumone-help-me-solve-this-case-for-my-forensics-class-please-i-need-it-for-skewl-2mr-and-i-cant-get-it/comment-page-1/#comment-495 esauntsi Fri, 25 Sep 2009 21:09:54 +0000 http://ohioforensic.org/can-sumone-help-me-solve-this-case-for-my-forensics-class-please-i-need-it-for-skewl-2mr-and-i-cant-get-it/#comment-495 Ok is the neighbor sure of the time, cause the bill from red lobster was at 901, and she was watching a program ending at 9, they couldn't of been at the gf house then....and the atm transaction what happened to the money, but anyway the gf is lying Ok is the neighbor sure of the time, cause the bill from red lobster was at 901, and she was watching a program ending at 9, they couldn’t of been at the gf house then….and the atm transaction what happened to the money, but anyway the gf is lying

]]> http://ohioforensic.org/can-sumone-help-me-solve-this-case-for-my-forensics-class-please-i-need-it-for-skewl-2mr-and-i-cant-get-it/comment-page-1/#comment-494 fuzzykit Fri, 25 Sep 2009 19:10:10 +0000 http://ohioforensic.org/can-sumone-help-me-solve-this-case-for-my-forensics-class-please-i-need-it-for-skewl-2mr-and-i-cant-get-it/#comment-494 He worked at the warehouse it was not his . so who took the $300.oo he got from the Atm Must have left the note in his pocket.? How far from resturant to her place?? and what did they have for dinner? that only cost $26.42/ He worked at the warehouse it was not his . so who took the $300.oo he got from the Atm Must have left the note in his pocket.? How far from resturant to her place?? and what did they have for dinner? that only cost $26.42/

]]> http://ohioforensic.org/can-sumone-help-me-solve-this-case-for-my-forensics-class-please-i-need-it-for-skewl-2mr-and-i-cant-get-it/comment-page-1/#comment-493 marconpr Fri, 25 Sep 2009 12:51:17 +0000 http://ohioforensic.org/can-sumone-help-me-solve-this-case-for-my-forensics-class-please-i-need-it-for-skewl-2mr-and-i-cant-get-it/#comment-493 Looks like you'll be missing some sleep tonight, doing the preparation you should have already done - or, conversely, just flunking... Looks like you’ll be missing some sleep tonight, doing the preparation you should have already done – or, conversely, just flunking…

]]> http://ohioforensic.org/can-sumone-help-me-solve-this-case-for-my-forensics-class-please-i-need-it-for-skewl-2mr-and-i-cant-get-it/comment-page-1/#comment-492 Luke Fri, 25 Sep 2009 12:49:35 +0000 http://ohioforensic.org/can-sumone-help-me-solve-this-case-for-my-forensics-class-please-i-need-it-for-skewl-2mr-and-i-cant-get-it/#comment-492 Ok, I think I have the answer. Mr. Barns and Ms. Mayhew were in on it together. They each have the most to gain, and together they have even more motive. They were probably still seeing each other. It's just too convienent how perfectly Ms. Mayhew knows the exact times of everything and that she has an alibi which doesn't add up. The first clue is that they arrived at the house at about 9, while they were supposed to be eating. The neighbor said that she saw them come home at about nine because her show was ending. Shows don't end at exactly the hour, but usually about 10 minutes before. This would give Ms. Mayhew plenty of time to take the ATM card out of Mr. Voosen's wallet and give it to Mr. Barns. Mr. Barns could run out and create an alibi for Ms. Mayhew at Red Lobster. (Between Mr.Voosen's partner and girlfriend, I'm sure one of them knew his pin number).Ms. Mayhew wanted us to think they were eating out at Red Lobster to paint the picture of the perfect couple. Notice how she also said they talked about marriage. The biggest clue is that $26 is not enough for two people to eat nice dinners at Red Lobster, but it is enough for one person. Mr. Burns ordered the food (probably take-out) and asked for the check ASAP. Meanwhile, Ms. Mayhew and Mr. Voosen were having an argument. Yet, Mr. Barns was sure to use the ATM card at exactly 10:45 to give Ms. Mayhew an alibi. She knew to say that Mr. Voosen left at 10:30. At 11:00, Ms. Mayhew shot Mr. Voosen. Mr. Voosen faught back, hince the skin nder his nails. The neighbor didn't hear this because she was already asleep (Ms. Mayhew may have also used a silencer). Ms. Mayhew and Mr. Barns moved the body. They drove in seperate cars and got into the warehouse using Mr. Voosen's keys, left the note, left the gun clip (which wouldn't have any prints on it anyway), then wiped down the fingerprints from what they touched. Then they left the ATM receipt in his wallet to verify the alibi (keeping the money and ATM card). There is no real evidence there but because the body was moved. The blood will prove to also be his own. Had the murder taken place there, there would be signs of a strugle. Then the two rummaged through the files and left the gun crtridge, note and body there to make it look like it was someone related to his job at the warehouse, which would shift blame from either of them. Then they left the light on and waited for the body to be found. The ways to prove this would be to (A) check the DNA under the fingernails and see that it belongs to Ms. Mayhew, (B) check at Red Lobster and see if man or a couple ordered the food, (C) see which pen wrote the note. It should be one of the three, and (D) look on the camera and see who took the money out of the ATM. Ok, I think I have the answer. Mr. Barns and Ms. Mayhew were in on it together. They each have the most to gain, and together they have even more motive. They were probably still seeing each other. It’s just too convienent how perfectly Ms. Mayhew knows the exact times of everything and that she has an alibi which doesn’t add up. The first clue is that they arrived at the house at about 9, while they were supposed to be eating. The neighbor said that she saw them come home at about nine because her show was ending. Shows don’t end at exactly the hour, but usually about 10 minutes before. This would give Ms. Mayhew plenty of time to take the ATM card out of Mr. Voosen’s wallet and give it to Mr. Barns. Mr. Barns could run out and create an alibi for Ms. Mayhew at Red Lobster. (Between Mr.Voosen’s partner and girlfriend, I’m sure one of them knew his pin number).Ms. Mayhew wanted us to think they were eating out at Red Lobster to paint the picture of the perfect couple. Notice how she also said they talked about marriage. The biggest clue is that $26 is not enough for two people to eat nice dinners at Red Lobster, but it is enough for one person. Mr. Burns ordered the food (probably take-out) and asked for the check ASAP. Meanwhile, Ms. Mayhew and Mr. Voosen were having an argument. Yet, Mr. Barns was sure to use the ATM card at exactly 10:45 to give Ms. Mayhew an alibi. She knew to say that Mr. Voosen left at 10:30. At 11:00, Ms. Mayhew shot Mr. Voosen. Mr. Voosen faught back, hince the skin nder his nails. The neighbor didn’t hear this because she was already asleep (Ms. Mayhew may have also used a silencer). Ms. Mayhew and Mr. Barns moved the body. They drove in seperate cars and got into the warehouse using Mr. Voosen’s keys, left the note, left the gun clip (which wouldn’t have any prints on it anyway), then wiped down the fingerprints from what they touched. Then they left the ATM receipt in his wallet to verify the alibi (keeping the money and ATM card). There is no real evidence there but because the body was moved. The blood will prove to also be his own. Had the murder taken place there, there would be signs of a strugle. Then the two rummaged through the files and left the gun crtridge, note and body there to make it look like it was someone related to his job at the warehouse, which would shift blame from either of them. Then they left the light on and waited for the body to be found.
The ways to prove this would be to (A) check the DNA under the fingernails and see that it belongs to Ms. Mayhew, (B) check at Red Lobster and see if man or a couple ordered the food, (C) see which pen wrote the note. It should be one of the three, and (D) look on the camera and see who took the money out of the ATM.

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