Uncovering the Design in a Crime Scene

In this chapter, they discuss the analysis of a crime scene and the use of specific attributes to argue for design. They explore the story of a criminal who used a garret, a strangulation device, to murder his ex-girlfriend, and draw parallels between crime scene investigation and the assessment of design in biology. Through examining the unique features of the garat, they uncover evidence that suggests the killer made the device himself.