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English, 09.12.2020 21:30 memester74

When we arrived on scene (what we found)... YOU MUST WRITE ONLY THE FACTS! DO NOT INCLUDE OPINIONS! Use the points below to start each part of your report. MINIMUM 3 paragraphs What Queevie said (claimed).. The autopsy found... • The evidence supports / disproves Queenie's claim because... . Our conclusion / recommendations (the final CLAIM and what should happen next). Our explanation of EVIDENCE supporting our conclusion/recommendations (FINAL Statement) Be sure NOT to use phrases such as "I think..." or "I believe..." or "MAYBE..."

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