CSI: Crime Scene Investigation - The Paperboy Case

Aug 10, 2012

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1. CSI: Crime Scene Investigation - The Paperboy Case By Robin Brown & Debra Jones

Processing the Crime Scene

Processing the Crime Scene. What is physical Evidence?. Any and all objects that can establish that a crime has been committed OR Can provide a link between a crime , its victim or a crime and the perpetrator. What’s the first thing to do at a crime scene?.

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Forensic Science

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Chapter Two – Crime Scene Investigation

Chapter Two – Crime Scene Investigation. FRSC 7104 Criminalistics I Professor Bensley. FRSC 7104 - Chapter Two Objectives. After studying this chapter, the student should be able to:  Understand the goals of processing a crime scene

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Forensics: Chapter 2 The Crime Scene

Forensics: Chapter 2 The Crime Scene. Objectives:. Explain and demonstrate techniques for securing, evaluating, recording, and preserving a crime scene and physical evidence. Describe relevant court cases relating to the 4 th Amendment and searches. Forensic Science Begins At The Crime Scene!.

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Crime Scene Recognition

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Crime Scene Investigation

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Crime Scene Investigation

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Evidence Collection and Crime Scene Investigation

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Crime Scene Basics

Crime Scene Basics. Forensic Science. T. Trimpe 2006 http://sciencespot.net. Crime Scene Vocabulary. CRIME SCENE : Any physical location in which a crime has occurred or is suspected of having occurred. . PRIMARY CRIME SCENE: The original location of a crime or accident.

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The Crime Scene

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Crime Scene Documentation

Crime Scene Documentation. 1.1 Explaining how to search, sketch, and record data from a crime scene. Equipment Used. Cameras (digital and film) Different types of film Different lenses Flashes Filters Tripod Sketchpad Graph paper Measuring tape Notepad. Crime Scene Documentation:.

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CRIME SCENE

CRIME SCENE. Defining a Crime Scene. The only thing consistent about crime scenes is their inconsistency. Primary Crime Scene. The site of the original crime scene the scene of the first criminal activity Any scene that is subsequent to the primary scene is known as secondary.

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Crime Scene In Motion

Crime Scene In Motion. University of Alabama Science In Motion Joint Training Forensic Science. Julie Covin Beth Sherrill Lorrie Robinson Physics Chemistry Biology . This activity is based on Theta Technologies Crime Scene 2, Kidnapped, the Case of Dr. John Boddy. Scenario:

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The Crime Scene

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Forensic Nurse Death Investigator : Crime Scene Investigation

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Evidence & Investigation: An Introduction

Evidence & Investigation: An Introduction. Forensic Science. Criminals will always take with them a trace of something from the scene of the crime, and will always leave behind some trace of having been there. Trace evidence is used to figure out what happened at the scene of the crime.

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The Investigator

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The Crime Scene

The Crime Scene. Police On T he Scene, Y ou Know W hat I Mean?. When a 911 emergency phone call is made: - the dispatcher sends cops to the crime scene. - the initial police officers make sure that the perpetrator is either apprehended or no longer at the scene.

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The Crime Scene

The Crime Scene. Chapter 2. Processing. Physical Evidence - encompasses any and all objects that can establish that a crime has been committed or can provide a link between a crime and its victim or a crime and its perpetrator.

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Documenting the Crime Scene

Documenting the Crime Scene. Getting Started. Record Information. Who? What? Where? When? How? Why?. Field Notes. Investigative notes are a permanent written record of the facts of a case to be used in further investigation, in writing reports, and in prosecuting the case.

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The Crime Scene

The Crime Scene. “Oh, how simple it would have all been had I been here before they came here like a herd of buffalo and wallowed all over it.” - A. Conan Doyle The Boscombe Valley Mystery. At the Crime Scene. Actual Forensic science begins at the crime scene

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Presentation Transcript

Processing the Crime Scene

Forensic Science

Chapter Two – Crime Scene Investigation

Forensics: Chapter 2 The Crime Scene

Crime Scene Recognition

Crime Scene Investigation

Crime Scene Investigation

Evidence Collection and Crime Scene Investigation

Crime Scene Basics

The Crime Scene

Crime Scene Documentation

CRIME SCENE

Crime Scene In Motion

The Crime Scene

Forensic Nurse Death Investigator : Crime Scene Investigation

Evidence &amp; Investigation: An Introduction

The Investigator

The Crime Scene

The Crime Scene

Documenting the Crime Scene

The Crime Scene

Evidence & Investigation: An Introduction