WILL GIVE BRAINLIES ASAP 1.06 The Historian’s Clues After reading the entire story of the missing gardening tool, determine if the crime was committed by Matthew Farmer or James Ansley. Go to page 2 of the lesson and click on the map to read what happened and gather clues. You may find it is easier to click on the option to read the text version (click below the map). Once you have solved the mystery, write a two paragraph letter to the Sheriff in which you explain your conclusion by sharing your findings. Here’s an outline to follow: Dear Sheriff, Paragraph 1: I believe that stole the tools. The most reliable piece of evidence I used to determine this is . . . . In explaining your conclusion to the crime, be sure to include: 1. why you think this evidence is the most reliable 2. what you learned from the source that led you to the conclusion 3. the type of source (newspaper, diary, photograph) 4. the purpose of the source (hint: why was it created?) 5. whether this source is primary or secondary (hint: either created at the time of the event (primary) or after the event by someone who was not there (secondary)) Paragraph 2: The least reliable piece of evidence presented in this case was . . . . Include: 1. what the source (evidence) told you about the crime 2. why you think this evidence is the least reliable 3. the type of source (newspaper, diary, photograph) 4. the purpose of the source (why was it created?) 5. whether this source is primary or secondary (hint: either created at the time of the event (primary) or after the event by someone who was not there (secondary)