Accused Connecticut Mom Killer, Took Gruesome Forensics Class

Sebastian Van Stockum — the Connecticut man accused of killing his mother — as soon as took a highschool Forensic class that had the trimmings of a Jeffrey Dahmer crime scene with simulated blood splatter, lifeless our bodies, and human skeletons, in line with a former classmate.

The ex-classmate tells TMZ she was in the identical Forensics class with Stockum again at New Canaan High — the place the teachings included blood-splatter experiments wherein college students would stand on tables with a ruler and squirt pretend blood to review blood patterns.

Students additionally realized the way to zero in on somebody’s time of demise primarily based on physique temperature, in addition to learning skeletons and bones, and even watching a documentary about human corpses. Other initiatives included breaking down material beneath a microscope, studying about DNA, and fixing mock crime scenes.

Our supply tells us that whereas they loved the category, it is fairly creepy understanding what we now learn about Stockum, who merely didn’t mix in effectively along with his classmates as a result of he was “socially awkward.” For instance, when it got here time for promenade, Sebastian requested at the least 5 completely different women — together with our supply — however struck out each time.

As we reported … Sebastian was busted Friday after cops acquired a name from somebody claiming he’d killed his mother.