HELP While working through the first two lessons, you have been given some evidence about the crime scene on Willow Lane. You have also learned about the actions of the first responders and the CSI investigator during the first minutes of being at the crime scene. Certainly you have some ideas about what has happened and what the scene must look like. In this project, you will be participating in some of the CSI investigator's activities using the information supplied. Assignment Directions Part 1: Planning a Systematic Investigation of the Willow Lane Crime Scene Make sure you have watched this physical evidence presentation or located another of the many teachings regarding physical evidence found online. Reflect on the types of evidence you expect to be found and collected from the Willow Lane crime scene. Make a list of the types of skills the technicians will need to help you process the crime. Draw a simple diagram of the secured area, including known elements of the crime. Label areas where you want to direct the technician's attention and for what type of evidence. Make sure you indicate the outer boundaries established for the crime scene. Start a "crime scene logbook," making some notes recording information you currently know about the crime and the crime scene. Your response must: List the types of evidence you have already identified or are pretty sure exists. Identify the specific skills that will be needed by the processing technician team. Include a simple diagram of the crime scene and places to look for evidence. Include some basic crime scene logbook notes containing names of those present at the scene and the events which have occurred so far. Submission Requirements Responses can be in the form of bulleted lists. Logbook entries may be abbreviated and bulleted.