Across
- 4. (noun) The person who committed a crime
- 6. An action designed to make people believe something that isn’t true
- 7. (verb) to show an event or discuss an issue on television, in the newspaper, etc.
- 9. An official investigation to find out the cause of death
- 10. An accusation that is made without presenting evidence
- 12. Not real or authentic
- 16. A formal examination of evidence in court by a judge to decide if someone accused of a crime is guilty or not
- 19. To make someone believe something that is not true
- 20. The careful study of a specific subject, usually for academic or scientific purposes
- 23. A group of people who listen to evidence and decide whether or not the defendant is guilty
- 24. The broken pieces of a vehicle or building that has been destroyed or seriously damaged
- 25. A secret plan to do something wrong or illegal
- 26. A general word for a journalist
Down
- 1. A person who sees something, such as a crime or accident, happen
- 2. Part of a video showing a specific event
- 3. The punishment given by a court
- 5. To reveal secret information to the general public, such as by providing it to a journalist
- 8. An adjective used to describe a person who committed a crime
- 11. A piece of paper that is posted in public in order to give people important information
- 13. Facts or other information that indicate that something is true
- 14. Suspicious
- 15. An official judgment at the end of a trial or inquest
- 17. Another word for a lawyer or a solicitor
- 18. A journalist who reports the news from a specific country (other than where their TV station or newspaper is located)
- 21. A person who the police think committed a crime (before it has been proven)
- 22. A journalist who presents a live TV or radio program from the studio