Closter Fobic Case Study

On the eve of Christmas in a grand house near a crisp, shining lake. There lived an older man by the name of Closter Fobic. Mr. Fobic was arguing with his daughters and sons over who would be inclined to obtain his wealth. His butler's overheard many of the arguments that happened. You must invision, Mr. Fobic was a very wealthy man. He concluded that one of his children was very eager indeed, but on the morning of Christmas, he was found dead on the velvet carpet he bought that week. Private investigators were called to the scene, they were shocked. As the body left the scene of the crime, the workers as well as Mr. Fobic`s children were interviewed. During the autopsy the pathologists found extremely high levels of sleeping medicines …show more content…
The oldest son Kashh Rej-Ister was spoken to first. Kashh stated that he was tending the garden in the back of the house during the time of his father's death but that was not right. The garden is actually on the far left side of the house near Mr. Fobic’s room. Another fact that wasn’t accurate was why Mr. Rej-Ister was outside tending at night. Later Kashh changed his story to say that he was out at the local market shopping. This seemed more accurate to the investigators, so they decided to waste no time and moved onto the other interviews. The next interview was with the only daughter, Munney Bagz. She stated that her dad and her did not always have kind relationships, and that sometimes they would argue over ignorant subjects. The investigators stated that during the …show more content…
He said that his father had told him, that since he was the oldest and most mature, that he would obtain the property. Mr. Kashh said that he himself “wasn’t patient enough” and killed his father to obtain the wealth sooner. Here’s how it played out: Mr. Kashh picked up the sleeping medicines from the pharmacy that his sister was prescribed to. From there he emptied the capsule into a red wine that his father frequently drank. After his father collapsed he waited. In the morning when the body was discovered, Mr Kashh told investigators he was in the garden, then he switched it to the market. He stated that was where things went downhill. After K.F. Sea ised common sense that the market was closed for Christmas, he went after Kashh again. When Kashh told K.F Sea, that he had actually been in the garden, K.F. Sea searched. Kasshe hid the pills under the bed to frame O. Man. When K.F Sea found footprints matching the boots, he knew that it was him. Why?, K.F. Sea found a receipt for the exact same hiking boots in Kasshe’s jacket. Thanks to the maid they found them or they wouldn’t of had that solid evidence. The sister died because of overdoasge on more sleeping medicine after she was told that someone already picked up her original medicine. Mr. Kasshe also told investigators that the thump Mr. Been heard, was the body hitting the floor. Coincedently the bird that fell was a perfect