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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What pattern does Baden find in the .22 caliber killer, the New York Slasher, and the Buffalo Slasher?
(a) The killer is weak.
(b) The killer used the same weapon.
(c) The killer is distant.
(d) The killer is extremely brazen.

2. Why was Leonard Barco an obvious suspect for the killing of Gail Morris?
(a) He was the last to be seen with her alive.
(b) He was the last person to leave her apartment.
(c) He was her husband.
(d) He was her brother.

3. What misled the doctors the day of Sunny's third hospitalization?
(a) Her levels of alcohol.
(b) Her levels of barbiturates.
(c) Her levels of acid.
(d) Her low blood sugar.

4. How many Tinning children were given a cause of death of SIDS?
(a) Four.
(b) Five.
(c) Six.
(d) Three.

5. On investigation, what did the Claus defense team find about Dr. Worthington?
(a) He had not completed college.
(b) He was the murderer.
(c) He was a lover of Sunny.
(d) He was a lover of Claus.

6. Why was Sunny von Bulow hospitalized the second time?
(a) Sunny von Bulow overdosed on aspirin.
(b) Sunny von Bulow overdosed on cocaine.
(c) Sunny von Bulow overdosed on heroin.
(d) Sunny von Bulow overdosed on alcohol.

7. Claus von Bulow was originally found guilty of what?
(a) One count of murder.
(b) Two counts of murder.
(c) One count of attempted murder.
(d) Two counts of attempted murder.

8. What happened to the prisoners who told reporters they disagreed with the riot?
(a) They were shot to death.
(b) They were stabbed to death.
(c) They were set free.
(d) They were beat to death.

9. What did the funeral director miss when preparing the body for funeral?
(a) The bruises on his neck.
(b) A stab wound in the neck.
(c) A gunshot wound in the back.
(d) The bruises on his ribs.

10. Why did Nigerians misdiagnose the reddish color of the brain in the body of Whitney Young, as a brain hemorrhage?
(a) There was evidence he had a bacterial disease.
(b) There was evidence he was struck on the head.
(c) The body was head down for several hours.
(d) There was blood loss in the brain.

11. Why did the urine in Belushi's bladder help police?
(a) There was none, indicating he had urinated himself.
(b) The amount showed he had slipped into a coma.
(c) There was not enough to indicate he had slipped into a coma.
(d) There was none, indicating he had gotten up to urinate.

12. Why is exhumation done early in the morning?
(a) It takes a day.
(b) There are fewer people in the cemetery.
(c) It is economical.
(d) It is easier to dig in the morning.

13. What happened to Sunny von Bulow the third time she was hospitalized?
(a) She was saved, and went home.
(b) She went into a coma.
(c) She died.
(d) She was diagnosed with cancer.

14. How did Jerald Sklar claim Catherine Fried had killed her husband?
(a) By stabbing him.
(b) By strangling him with a telephone cord.
(c) By poisoning him.
(d) By sitting on a pillow over his face.

15. Why did Baden question Dr. Worthington's qualifications?
(a) He was a psychologist.
(b) He was a pathologist.
(c) He was a neurologist.
(d) He was a urologist.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why were the Attica lawsuits mostly thrown out?

2. What method does Baden use to determine time of death for John Belushi?

3. Who watched the autopsy of Jaroslawicz?

4. What was the verdict in Claus's second trial?

5. Where did David Hendricks take his children to eat the night they were murdered?

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