Your hypothesis for the case. The hypothesis should clearly state who the defendant is, the crime that they are being been charged with, and their motive. (Note: there can only be ONE defendant!) Possible charges include : Murder: Suspect intentionally killed the victim and planned out the entire crime beforehand. Intentional manslaughter: Suspect intentionally killed the victim in the heat of the moment. A crime of passion without forethought. Accidental manslaughter: Suspect accidentally killed the victim. The murder was unintentional. A narrative of the case -- You should provide a brief overview of the key facts of the case and a timeline of events, explaining how they support your hypothesis. You can utilize the timeline and character web diagrams that you developed in CSI Part 1 as part of your narrative. (Make sure that you provide a text explanation for any diagrams that you include!) A discussion of the key evidence that supports your hypothesis. An effective brief will include multiple types of evidence from the case file, autopsy report, hair analysis, UV light testing, Kastle-Meyer blood test, and DNA analysis. You should select the key pieces of evidence that support your argument. To receive full credit, you must include