Question

deep in thought, detective crosby surveyed the crime scene. all the evidence of the burglary was in front of her: broken glass, footprints, overturned furniture, scattered papers. her gut and her experience told her two things: there is no such thing as a perfect crime, and there is always evidence. she was sure that the answer lay somewhere in the room, waiting to be discovered. shed find it with care and precision. just then, a man bumped into her. “hey,” he said. “im greg henderson, the new forensic photographer. im here to take pictures of the evidence.” “i know who you are,” said detective crosby, eyeing the mans crumpled shirt and sweat - pants. “youre mayor hendersons son. but i dont remember seeing you in training.” “i didnt think i needed training,” replied greg, smiling smugly. of course he didnt need training with his connections, detective crosby thought bitterly to herself. detective crosby inhaled slowly, counted to ten, and exhaled. “where are your gloves?” she demanded. “i dont like gloves,” greg replied. “they make my hands sweat.” “gloves are required, absolutely required, for all forensic personnel, as are closed - toed shoes. thats something every real forensic photographer knows,” she snapped. the photographer shrugged and started snapping photos, crunching glass underneath his sandals as he circled the crime scene. which of the following is most likely true? detective crosby assumes the photographer only got his job because his mother is the mayor. detective crosby believes the photographer is intentionally disrupting the crime scene. detective crosby suspects that the photographer might have committed the crime.

Explanation:

Detective Crosby notes Greg Henderson's lack of proper forensic - related attire (no gloves) and his comment about not needing training due to connections. She assumes he got his job because his father is the mayor. There is no evidence in the text that he is intentionally disrupting the crime scene or that he committed the crime.

Answer:

Detective Crosby assumes the photographer only got his job because his father is the mayor.