Category Archives: Science of Crime

Ordinary Scene in an Unusual Day

Posted on September 10, 2023 by Jinkies

With the weekend looming over me and homework piling up, having been too scared to venture outward, I chose to trudge along Mayflower Hill Drive to investigate my crime scene. With my coordinates in hand and music blasting my ears, … Continue reading →

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Ripped up at Rice Rips

Posted on September 10, 2023 by Coleman's Cases

I turned right out of Colby’s parking lot eager to see where this set of coordinates would take me. Thoughts bounced around my head about where I could be going. I was in the car for a mere 5 minutes … Continue reading →

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The Ripper of Rice Rips

Posted on September 10, 2023 by Mar&Murder

As I walked out of the Hillside dormitory, keys in hand, I was wondering what to expect from the ominous description in our assignment handbook. There wasn’t even an address – just a set of coordinates and a brief description … Continue reading →

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Dirty Water

Posted on December 6, 2020 by Fearless Leader

Welcome to the 2020 edition of the Science of Crime podcast series- the water crisis in Flint, Michigan! Episode 1- Water Crisis Caused by Corporate Greed by Eric: Episode 2- The Chemistry Behind Flint’s Water Crisis by Tommy: Episode 3- … Continue reading →

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