Kevin, a fussy baby and a sullen toddler, grows up into a sociopathic school shooter, and Ms. Ramsay deals with both the prehistory and the aftermath of his crime, offering clues and patterns instead of explanations.
Commissioner Holden said that while agents from the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the office of the city medical examiner did inspect the steel for crime scene clues and human remains, no engineering examinations were taking place.
He attributed the confessions to a steady diet of tranquilizers, steaks, hamburgers and milkshakes fed to him by investigators, along with crime scene clues that he said he had parroted back to detectives.
It's hard to read without getting a little impatient with the investigators' inability to do anything with the various stains and hairs at the crime scene — clues that we now read as the most important evidence in the room were, even just twenty years ago, only marginally useful.
The strength of this series is that when a character is shown in a new light, it's not necessarily a crime-solving clue.
A team of CICIG agents scoured the Rosenberg crime scene for clues.
The first gives us the crime and the clues; the guilty party is then unmasked and the mystery solved.
As in those games, you investigate a crime scene collecting clues and interviewing suspects, and then use evidence in court to expose contradictions in each witness's testimony.
The local police, meanwhile, continued to comb seven crime scenes for clues and mourned the death of one of their own.
After the stabbing, on Park Place in Prospect Heights on March 9 , 1999 the police were left with a highly publicized crime and few clues.
