stupid testing

• What is the objective of the class trials mentioned in the text?

  To explain how the murder took place using gathered evidence
• What happens if the group agrees on the wrong answer?

  The group will find out the consequences
• What does the character Wolfgang suggest as a starting point for the discussion?

  To discuss how the murder occurred
• Why does Miss Amber not need to read the tablet according to Wolfgang?

  Because she believes the explanation is obvious
• What was the initial focus of the debate among the characters?

  How the victim was murdered, not who killed her
• What was the murder weapon that was initially suspected?

  A fully loaded assault rifle
• What evidence contradicts the idea that the rifle was used in the murder?

  The victim suffered multiple stab wounds, not gunshot wounds
• What does Cassidy argue about the investigation of the crime scene?

  That the investigation was not thorough enough
• What does the character suggest about the choice of weapon used by the killer?

  The killer chose the knife over the rifle
• Why does the character believe the killer chose the knife instead of the rifle?

  Because the knife is more effective in close combat
• What does the presence of both the knife and the rifle at the crime scene suggest?

  That the killer had access to multiple weapons
• What does the character imply about the gun found at the crime scene?

  That it may not be related to the murder
• What does the character say about the condition of the gun?

  It may not have worked
• What does the character suggest about the victim's ability to use the gun?

  That she may not have had the chance to use it
• What evidence is presented to support the idea that the victim fought back against the killer?

  Dry blood found under the victim's fingernails
• What does the character suggest about the victim's injuries?

  That they indicate a struggle with the killer
• What chemical caused burns to the victim's face and eyes?

  Bleach
• How did the killer likely blind the victim?

  By using bleach to cause chemical burns
• What does the presence of the bleach bottle in the janitor's closet imply?

  That it was used in the attack on the victim
• What does the character suggest about the victim's ability to defend herself?

  That she was overpowered by the killer
• What conclusion can be drawn about the victim's struggle with the killer?

  That it was intense and involved physical contact
• What does the character imply about the motive behind the murder?

  That it needs to be investigated further
• What does the character say about the killer's identity?

  That he is a non-character without a name
• What does the character suggest about the bleach bottle's role in the murder?

  That it was not directly involved in the murder
• How does the character propose the bleach was used against the victim?

  By suggesting it was poured or squirted into her eyes
• What does the character imply about the killer's actions during the murder?

  That they were calculated and planned
• What does the character suggest about the method of the murder involving the bucket?

  That it was a trap set up to incapacitate the victim
• How did the killer likely position the bucket for the trap?

  By balancing it on top of the door
• What was found behind the closet door that helped explain the murder method?

  A stepladder
• What does the character conclude about the setup of the murder trap?

  That it was cleverly designed to catch the victim off guard
• Who was the victim in the case discussed?

  Kara Koshkin
• What was Kara doing right before her death?

  She was wandering around the academy carrying a large assault rifle
• How did the killer set up the trap for Kara?

  The killer used a stepladder to place a bucket on top of the door
• What was the content of the bucket that the killer used in the trap?

  The bucket contained bleach
• What happened when the victim opened the door?

  The bleach splashed all over her scalp, face, and eyes
• How many times was Kara stabbed?

  28 times
• What did the victim do while being attacked?

  She tried to fight back by clawing at the killer
• What was the killer's weapon?

  A knife
• What was the emotional response of the characters discussing the murder?

  They expressed a significant amount of emotional tension
• What was suggested about the killer's motive?

  It could have been a crime of passion or self-defense