Across
- 3. I store the iron recycled from the crime scene.
- 4. I ruptured right inside the vessel — no one caught me in time.
- 11. Too much pigment turned the skin yellow — that's me.
- 12. I'm the brown pigment that proves the case is really closed.
- 13. I'm the fragmented cell — evidence of destruction.
- 14. They call me the graveyard of red blood cells.
- 16. I'm the yellow pigment left behind after heme breaks down.
- 17. I'm the enzyme that rises when cells are stressed or dying.
- 18. I'm iron locked away and hidden from harm.
Down
- 1. Hemoglobin showed up in the urine sample — I'm the reason.
- 2. Too few red blood cells were found at the scene — call it what it is.
- 5. I was caught outside the vessels, in the spleen and liver.
- 6. I'm the plasma protein that binds free hemoglobin after the crime.
- 7. I'm the young red cell, here to replace what's lost.
- 8. I'm the scientific name for the victim itself.
- 9. I'm the cell that swallowed the evidence whole.
- 10. Free hemoglobin was found floating in the blood — that's me.
- 15. I turned green before I turned yellow — who am I?
- 19. It happened inside the bloodstream itself. That's my alibi.