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Snow White Crime Investigation
Finding a partially eaten apple laying on the ground where Snow White was last found, the investigators decided to look at it more closely, and took it from the scene as evidence. When they got back to the crime lab, they gave the apple in an evidence bag to the forensic scientist. Then they left and the scientist looked over the apple. She took it out of the bag while wearing gloves, and noticed some hairs and/or fibers on it when she looked at it under the microscope. She then looked at the list of suspects and the name of the victim that she was handed earlier by a CSI agent. The names of the suspects were Bashful, Doc, Dopey, Happy, Sleepy, Sneezy, Grumpy, The Prince, The Queen, and The Huntsman. After reading the list of suspects, the …show more content…
The scientist then removed the apple pieces from the arsenic detector. she went to the csi agents and told them about all of her findings and her theory- which was that the huntsman helped the queen to plot Snow's murder, and he gave the queen the apple which she put arsenic in and used to kill Snow, then she disguised herself as an old lady using magic, and gave Snow the apple. The agents then went to the Royal Army and told them who was guilty of murdering Snow White. After the Royal Army was informed, they quickly went to find the queen and the huntsman. they took custody of the two and locked them n a prison carriage. From there they took them over a bridge past the river outside of the kingdom. They unlocked the carriage, let them out and told them to never return to the kingdom. The queen lost her title and the huntsman lost his hunting job along with all of his captured animal skins and meat. Before the carriage left, the queen confessed to the royal army that she was a witch taht conjured an arsenic-based poison along with other herbs using her magic, and the huntsman confessed that he was reporting back to the evil witch queen on Snow White's whereabouts, spying on
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