Murders without the mess
(Case Studies)
Essential Words to know
Identify Part I
Identify Part II
Legit Random
100

This poison is know as "inheritance powder."

What is arsenic?

100
This is a chemical substance that affects the processes of the mind or body.
What is/are a drug?
100
This is the famous drug that Hitler used to kill himself. If overdosed, it is fatal 6-8 minutes after ingestion.
What is/are Cyanide? http://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/adolf-hitler-commits-suicide-in-his-underground-bunker
100
This is what happens if the a person is exposed to ricin to the skin and eye.
What is redness and pain?
100
This is the color of the meth cooked up by Heisenberg in the T.V show "Breaking Bad"
What is/are blue, or anything around that color hue?
200
This was the case where bottles of medicine were dosed with cyanide that claimed seven lives. This was also the first documented random drug poisoning.
What is/are the Tylenol Tampering of 1982?
200
These are addictive drugs, like opium, that can relieve pain, alter the mood and behavior, and causes sleep or feelings of mental numbness.
What is/are narcotics?
200
This drug is also known as angel dust.
What is/are PCP?
200
This is how long a person has if exposed to ricin by ingestion before any symptoms appear.
What is/are six hours
200
This is a famous drug that recently (years ago) made headlines as the "zombie drug" which gives people cannibalistic urges.
What is/are bath salts?
300

This city gained international notoriety in Michigan for lead poisoning in the water pipes.

What is Flint?

300
They are naturally occurring or manufactured substances that cause severe harm or death of ingested, inhaled, or absorbed through the skin.
What is/are poisons?
300
If ingested, ethanol is converted by the body to these substances.
What is/are acetaldehyde and acetic acid? One of them is fine
300
This is the substance that can cause "the Mad Hatter's Disease." Flu-like symptoms, muscle aches, irritability, and headaches with some salivation and vomiting are among the many other symptoms caused when exposed to this substance.
What is Mercury?
300
This is a drug a world famous plumber uses with symptoms ranging from experiencing extra lives, time dilation (speed boost), or instantaneous gaining of weight and height.
What is/are magic mushrooms?
400
This was the poison used to kill Georgi Markov in 1978. It was delivered by a needle placed on the tip of an umbrella. The amount delivered was the size of the head of a pin.
What is/are ricin?
400
This is the degree to which a substance is poisonous or can cause injury.
What is/are toxicity?
400
They increase feelings of energy and alertness while suppressing appetite. Depression is often the result as the effect of the drug wears off.
What is/are stimulants?
400
This is what happens if a person is exposed to anthrax by ingestion. List 3 out of a possible 5 symptoms.
What is Nausea, vomiting, fever, abdominal pain, severe diarrhea?
400
This is the flowering plant that both heroin and opium comes from.
What is/are poppy seeds?
500
This man was also attacked by the same kind of poison that killed Georgi Markov ten days earlier but instead survived.
Who is Vladimir Kostov?
500
This is the study of poisons and the identification of drugs and other substances a person may have used for medicinal, recreational, or criminal purposes.
What is/are toxicology?
500
This bacterium produces botulism, a neurotoxin that is the most poisonous biological substance known to humans.
What is/are clostridium botulinium? <----- very specific
500

Law enforcement and forensics labs can detect drugs in an individual using the oils produced from your body.  Where do they get the oils?

What are fingerprints?

500

Spell the other word for "speed"

What is/are M E T H A M P H E T A M I N E S ?

M
e
n
u