Rincon Savanah

Avid p.6

December 4,2017

In this political cartoon I have to investigate who is Fannin’s murder. To begin with, there

is plenty of evidence against the murder leading to my decision on who it can be. For example,

there is footprints coming in and out of the door which will make this a bit more complicated

because there is six people involved in this case. Again, there is a right hand impression against

the wall, meaning the person who shot Fannin is left handed.

I concluded that person C is the killer, because he was left handed. Evidence to support

this claim is that his cup of coffee and eating utensils were on the left hand side, proving his

dominant hand was his left. This is evident as the right handprint on the wall proves that he

must have fired the shot from his left hand. After he murdered Fannin, he ran away, leaving the

footprints of x. The footprints “y” belong to Ernie, because he rang up the cash register for

$8.75, and after he heard the gunshot he ran into the kitchen.

Moreover, all the evidence leads to person C being the assassin. Some can try to argue

that Fannin was shot was point-blank range so it can be anybody. That is still wrong because

even at point blank range you are going to want to use your most dominant hand for that extra

support. Concluding, person C is the killer.