03 Jul Statement analysis

Download the document below titled ‘Amber Lundgren Email’. Perform a complete analysis on this email just like you were submitting it for inclusion in a case file. This is not a written statement, but is an unsolicited email sent by a prime suspect in the case and therefore is a little different, but the principles are the same and you should analyze it as if it was a written statement. Again, I am not looking for a perfect analysis, but rather that you have thought it through and can defend your conclusions – that there is a ‘method in your madness.’One thing on your analysis, you are NOT trying to determine guilt or innocence here.  That is not the purpose of doing a statement analysis.  You are simply forming an opinion based on your analysis of the truth or deceptiveness of the narrative and also further areas of investigation.  I don’t want to see you saying this guys is guilty or not guilty – you decide that based on the totality of the evidence in the case file which you don’t have access to.  I just want you to analyze the statement.There is also a document below titled ‘Amber Lundgren Info’ that contains some basic information on the case and the subject who wrote the email.The Central Issue on this one is very difficult and a little tricky – so I am going to give it to you – The Central Issue starts with Sentence #14 (not line 14) – ‘A few things still bother me ….’ and the Central Issue ends at the end of Sentence #17 (not line 17) – ‘…. actually know who is responsible.’