Analysis of Competing Hypothesis Homework Problem Elements of Analysis Purpose of Analysis: Key Analytic Question (KAQ): Most Likely Hypothesis: Instructions: Using ACH Framework we learned this week and based on the evidence below: Solve for the Case of the Unknown Visitor Manually create your ACH chart. (Do not use the software. It is more important you can do this manually) Describe your findings with respect to each hypothesis. Answer Part A above Neighbor’s Witness Statement: A woman stopped your residence Monday night, but you weren’t home. She didn’t leave her name or phone number. I would describe her as 45-50 years old, 5’4”-5’6” tall, of average build, with gray hair, and wearing high heels and glasses. She spoke with an accent but I could not place where it was from. You were expecting four female friends to visit you: Jane, Mary, Francine, and Helen. Hint: For completing your ACH chart, extract and evaluate all evidence from the witness statement above. Then utilize the supporting information (known facts) below to evaluate the evidence against each hypothesis. Supporting Information: Jane is 50 years old, 5’6” tall, of average build, and with black hair. She occasionally wears high heels but never wears glasses. Speaks with slight southern accent. Mary is 48 years old, 5’5” tall, of average build, and with gray hair. She occasionally wears high heels and sometimes wears glasses. Speaks with a mid-Western accent. Helen is 51 years old, 5’10” tall, of average build, and with gray hair. She never wears high heels and always wears glasses. Speaks with a Pennsylvania coal region accent. Francine is 45 years old, 5’9” tall, of average build, and with dark hair. She always wears high heels and sometimes wears glasses, but only during the day. Speaks with a slight northern mid-West (think Minnesota) accent.