On Friday Dec 1st, in room 26, science teacher Leslie Gum held a blood spatter lab for her forensics students. This lab was used for students to gain a better understanding of blood splatter and what it might look like at an actual crime scene.
To help with this lab, forensics expert Kimberly Clements instructed students on how to create a proper blood splatter, how to tell if objects in the room had been moved according to where the blood ended up, and even created her own fake blood using corn syrup, cocoa powder, and red dye.
Becca Kasuske is a senior in the Humanities program. Her favorite song is “Meet Me In The Woods” by Lord Huron and one fun fact about her is that I hate even numbers. They give me bad vibes.