1. Death Determination and Time of Death: First, note what steps must be taken to legally declare death in this case. Second, calculate the approximate time of death and explain your rationale. Provide a descriptive, step-by-step explanation of how you calculated the time of death using more than one approach for your calculation. Cite supporting sources.2. Body Position: Is there a likelihood the body in the apartment was moved, or died and remained in this position? Explain the methodology and rationale for your conclusion. Cite supporting sources.3. Follow-up Investigation Plan: Provide a detailed description of your follow-up investigation processes for Scene 1 and Scene 2.Focus on these steps:
a) Identify a suspect or suspects and motive for scene 1 and 2;
b) Indicate what evidence needs to be collected and analyzed from both scenes;
d) Explain how you will evaluate the evidence and what you seek from the crime lab;
e) State who you will interview or re-interview and what you will focus on; and
f) Describe your theories related to these crimes based upon presenting evidence and facts in the case.