Homicide Case of

Cpt. Cornball
By: Toran Moriyama-Gurish, Ingrid Borgeson, Emilie Claire Schneider, Archer Leida, Griffin Leland

Background
On October 2, 2014 between 7:35-7:36pm
Cpt. Cornball was murdered on the San
Marin High School campus. He was
having a picnic with Norma Nanny,
Theresa Thyme, Fred Fleckstone, Sam
Stubbs, and Glen Glendora. He had just
gotten out of prison with a new name.

Background (continued)
At 7:35 the lights went out and a
glass was dropped and broken. After
the lights came back on at 7:36, Norma
Nanny had a cut on her finger from the
glass and was attended to. Captain
Cornball was face down on the table
with a steak knife in his back.

Who was Cpt. Cornball?

We know little about Captain Cornball. All we
know is that he recently got out of prison and
had changed his name. He also claimed to have
many children with many different women.
After karyotyping everyone present at the
murder it would seem that Captain Cornball was
Thomas Sandstone because he possessed many
traits that Thomas Sandstone passed on to his
offspring.

Crime Scene

Evidence
Knife
Blood on it found
out to be that of
Cpt. Cornball
Hair on it
belonged to Norma
Nanny

Death Note
Ink matched to a
pen with
fingerprints on
it. Which we
matched to Norma
Nanny and Sam
Stubs

Evidence (continued)
Tabletop
Fingerprint lifted from the glass
near Cpt. Cornball was matched to
Norma Nanny

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8.

Sam Stubbs
Theresa Thyme
Norma Nanny
Fred Fleckstone
Glen Glendora
Captain Cornball
Crime Scene #1
Crime Scene #2

DNA Fingerprint Gel

Crime Scene #1
Sam Stubbs
Captain Cornball
Crime Scene #2
Norma Nanny

Motive
We believe that due Norma
Nannys upbringing and
troubled past, she is
emotionally and
psychologically unstable. We
also know that she has a deep
affection towards Fred
Fleckstone and is an
extremely jealous woman.

Fred Fleckstones sister and

aunt was murdered by his
father, Thomas Standstone
(a.k.a. Cpt. Cornball). We
believe that he has wanted to
take revenge on his father for
murdering his family. And he
has found an accomplice who
adores him Norma Nanny

Motive (continued)
The crime itself was sloppy and unorganized.
The murderer left four witnesses at the scene
of the crime and left DNA in several places.
This gives us reason to believe that it was a
crime of passion and was not premeditated
murder.

Arrest Warrant
We would like to gain approval for an
arrest warrant for Norma Nanny for the
2nd degree murder of Cpt. Cornball.