Thanksgiving Forensics

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Across
  1. 2. A strand from clothing (much like a thread from a holiday sweater)
  2. 3. Blood component (not red like cranberry souce)
  3. 5. Study of firearms (much faster than carving knives)
  4. 11. Surgical knife (sharper than carving the turkey)
  5. 13. Proof in court (stronger than “Grandma said so")
  6. 16. Tiny evidence left behind (like crumbs after Thanksgiving dinner)
  7. 18. Hidden fingerprint (Like smudges on a pie plate)
  8. 20. Examination after death (unlike a nap after turkey)
  9. 22. Study of insects (like flies buzzing around leftovers)
  10. 24. Impression left behind (like muddy marks in Grandma's kitchen)
  11. 25. Someone who saw it happen (like spotting who stole the drumstick)
Down
  1. 1. Energy of motion (like kids running for pumpkin pie)
  2. 4. Fragments that can shatter like a dropped cranberry sauce dish
  3. 5. Vital fluid spilled in crime scenes—not gravy
  4. 6. Person accused (not the one who ate all the pie)
  5. 7. Poisonous substance (unlike the gravy)
  6. 8. An act punishible by law (not cleaning the kitchen mess)
  7. 9. Framework of bones (like turkey bones after dinner)
  8. 10. Strand from the body (not good in the mashed potatoes)
  9. 12. Separating mixtures (like sorting pumpkin pie ingredients)
  10. 14. Standard sample (Grannie's famous pecan pie)
  11. 15. Molded impression like a model of the turkey centerpiece
  12. 17. The genetic recipe just as unique as Grandma’s stuffing
  13. 19. Fire started deliberately (like a burnt green bean casserole)
  14. 21. Impression left behind like greasy fingerprints on pie plates
  15. 23. Larvae used in time of death estimates (not good in dressing)