Crime Analysis

            Exercise 1 There are five houses in a neighborhood. In one of the houses lives a killer, in another lived the unfortunate victim. Other than the victim, each person had a motif for the murder. Each person collected a particular type of weapon Each person leaves the house at a different time of day Each person uses a different form of transportation Each person has a different secret Find the victim and the killer 1. The Kleptomaniac lives next door to the adulterer 2. The person who leaves home at 5 am collects knives 3. The Gambler has a financial motif 4. A member of a hate group lives in the first house 5. The person living to the right of the hate group member has a truck 6. The victims did not live next to the killer 7. The person who collected poisonous plants has a van 8. The person in the center house did not kill the victim 9. The person who left at 2 pm lived to the right of the person who left at 10 am 10. The person in the last house left at 7 pm 11. The handgun collector lives to the right of the ax collector 12. The victims next door neighbors had the motives of unrequited love and revenge 13. The killer has a car 14. The person who collects poisonous plants has a neighbor who collects rifles 15. The pedophile takes the bus 16. The person whose motif is revenge has a bicycle 17. The person in the last house had a motif of fear of discovery House 1 2 3 4 5 Time Secret Motif Weapon Transportation Killer Exercise 2 In this forum discuss the importance of logic and reasoning in making connections and determinations in crime analysis. How do logica and reasoning assist the analyst when reviewing data? 100 words .