Assessment Worksheet Documenting a Workstation Configuration Using Common Forensic Tools Course Name and Number: _____________________________________________________ Student Name: ________________________________________________________________ Instructor Name: ______________________________________________________________ Lab Due Date: ________________________________________________________________ Overview In this lab, you performed a forensic analysis of a Windows 2012 machine using three
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The detective stories (or detective fiction) are a subgenre of crime fiction and mystery fiction in which an investigator or a detective—either professional or amateur—investigates a crime. These types of crimes are usually murder. The value of crime fiction, and by extension the value of collecting crime fiction works, has been debated at length. John Carter explained, in the 1930s, that, for crime fiction: The detective story shows every sign of having come to stay. As a literary form it is not
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sister’s challenge to write a detective story that would later spark what would become her illustrious career. “Agatha was a natural viewer, her presentation of village politics, local rivalries and family jealousies are most times exact.” Agatha Christie was described as a person who listened more than she talked and who saw more than she was ever seen. The most every day events and observations could release the idea for a new plot for her. Agatha was a big fan of detective novels. Her second book
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The Change In Identity Detective Amari Tann: 28 years old, 5’6 tall, brown hair, brown eyes. Has a bit of a mean streak, enjoys fast food restaurants and playing with animals. She is committed to her job and doesn’t let her outside life interfere with her job. Detective Tann stood over a bloody body at midnight in an alley. It was believable to find out that the gender of the body was a girl. She flashed her flashlight on the face and the murder seemed to have tortured her; it was hard recognizing
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A detective always has multiple clues, facts and theories going on inside their head, conversely, because they have an abundant amount of information in their head they disregard some questions and previously found clues that, fortunately, through gossip and secrets, are rekindled. The detectives in this novel are written as very human-like with flaws and emotions. The detectives like Mr. Poirot and Inspector Raglan often forgot about evidence but are reminded of them during gossip sessions such
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What is it that can drive someone to commit a murder most foul? This is the question that Edgar Allen Poe asks the audience to ponder in his story, yet he gives scant clues as to the answer. The motive eludes readers, even as the murderer becomes so consumed by his own guilt and his mind and that he goes on to thoroughly detail his gruesome deed in his confession. It may have been his fear of those who are different, in combination with mental instability, which drove the “madman” to murder. The
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“Invitation to a Murder” and “The Dying Detective” are both immensely intricate mystery stories. A similarity between the two is that both included premeditated murders. In “Invitation to a Murder” Eleanor Abbott intended on murdering her husband, Gregory. Gregory was comatose; he had been fatally injured in a horrid skiing incident. The old man possessed a weak heart that required a certain medicine on specific time intervals. The medicine would speed up his heart rate to normal. Eleanor intentionally
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Purposes of Titles All stories have titles, right? Sometimes, those titles are just that, titles. At other times, the titles are there to give the reader hints about the story they are going to read. Titles tell how the story should be told. In detective fiction, it can give clues about the inevitable murder. Using examples from the stories: “The Purloined Letter” by Edgar Allan Poe, “The Tape-Measure Murder”, and “The House on Goblin Wood” by John Dickson Carr, multiple connections between the story
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The Politically Correct Private Investigator: Not Much Different From The Old Guys People who read detective/Private Investigator (P.I) fiction do so because they are attracted to certain elements that they can expect and enjoy from this genre. Indeed, it seems de rigueur that the hero should have certain character traits and face certain problems in certain ways. In a chapter titled “The Private Investigator,” in fact, we read that a typical investigator will be, male, hard-boiled
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1/31/2015 Sometimes a movie makes a lasting impression on you as an individual, sometimes you'll come back to this movie time and time again. LA Confidential (1997) is a combination of a star studded cast and a scintillating detective story set in the 50's. The movie combines all aspects of movie making, from acting, directing, writing, mise en scene and all sorts of film techniques to make one of the most entertaining noir's you'll ever see. LA Confidential (1997) is directed
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