Students on the scene
Students in Vicki Heupel's forensics class survey a mock crime scene with help from School Resource Officer Paula Sullivan on Friday, May 14. Mackenzie Reiss/Bigfork Eagle
Andrew Olson takes measurements at a mock crime scene near the Bigfork High School football field. Mackenzie Reiss/Bigfork Eagle
A student sketches out the scene during the forensics class final at Bigfork High School last Friday, May 14. Mackenzie Reiss/Bigfork Eagle
Cassidy Reichenbach and Logan Livingston survey a mock kidnapping scene at Bigfork High School. Mackenzie Reiss/Bigfork Eagle
Crime Scene Team Leader Kate Mason gives pointers to a student during a forensics class exercise on Friday, May 14. Mackenzie Reiss/Bigfork Eagle
Students take notes and observe a mock crime scene. Mackenzie Reiss/Bigfork Eagle
A student takes a peek inside a vehicle where a fake body was placed during a mock crime scene investigation at Bigfork High School. Mackenzie Reiss/Bigfork Eagle
Students collect data at the scene of a mock homicide at Bigfork High School as part of their forensics class. Mackenzie Reiss/Bigfork Eagle
School Resource Officer Paula Sullivan advises students during a mock crime scene activity on Friday, May 14. Students were given various roles during the assignment including swabbing the vehicles for blood, taking photos of the scene, comparing tire impressions and more. Mackenzie Reiss/Bigfork Eagle
Caution tape and nearly a dozen people surrounded two vehicles near the Bigfork football field last Friday afternoon. Pieces of evidence were clearly marked with numbered yellow signs, handprints were visible on the back windows and multiple law enforcement personnel were on scene....
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