Ask questions aggressively to obtain answers - interrogate, An action that breaks the law - crime, Information that helps you to find the answer to a question or mystery - clue, Someone responsible for a crime - culprit, The mark made by a person's foot - footprint, An object or statement that helps prove who committed the crime - evidence, A person who steals - thief, A guess or feeling that is not based on facts - hunch, Two rings with a short chain that lock around a prisoner's wrists - handcuffs, A false clue that throws the investigator off track - red herring, A piece of glass that makes objects look larger - magnifying object, Person who has a motive to have committed a crime - suspect, A person who decides who is guilty of a crime - judge, Someone who has seen something about a crime that might help solve it. - witness,

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