'Crime scene reconstruction' diaporamas de présentation

Crime Scene Reconstruction: Forensic Bloodstain Pattern Analysis

4. Crime Scene Reconstruction: Forensic Bloodstain Pattern Analysis. Crime Scene Reconstruction.

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Serology

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Chapter 3: THE CRIME SCENE

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The Crime Scene

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Criminal Investigative Analysis

Criminal Investigative Analysis. A Comprehensive Investigative Aid. Indirect Personality Assessments Equivocal Death Analysis Investigative Suggestions Interview Strategies Linkage Analysis Media Strategies Threat Assessments. FBI U.S. Field Offices. A Comprehensive Investigative Aid.

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The Crime Scene

The Crime Scene. Objectives. You will understand: The steps to take when processing a crime scene. That type of evidence determines what packaging should be used. Why the chain of custody must be preserved. You will be able to:

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Chapter 3 Physical Evidence

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Physical Evidence

Physical Evidence. Chapter 3. What is Physical Evidence?. Physical Evidence defined Anything that may be found, by investigators, to have a connection with a crime

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Crime Scene Investigation & Evidence Collection

Crime Scene Investigation & Evidence Collection. Lessons from the JonBenet Ramsey Case. In 1996, six year-old JonBenet Ramsey was found murdered in the basement of her home.

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Packaging the evidence

Packaging the evidence. Crease a clean paper and place evidence in the X position Fold in the left and right sides, and then fold in the top and bottom Put the bindle into a plastic or paper evidence bag affixing a seal over the opening Write your name on the seal. Evidence ID Forms.

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How to proceed a crime scene?

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Physical Evidence

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