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Warm-Up: There are many different types of scientists that work in criminal cases. Can you identify each scientist? __ 1. Examines body tissues to determine cause of death __ 2. Analyzes dental records and dental work __ 3. Analyzes botanical (plant) evidence __ 4. Analyzes skeletal remains __ 5. Provides personality profiles based on evidence __ 6. Analyzes blood evidence A. Anthropologist B. Botanist C. Odontologist D. Pathologist E. Psychiatrist F. Serologist

__ 1. Examines body tissues to determine cause of death __ 2. Analyzes dental records and dental work __ 3. Analyzes botanical (plant) evidence __ 4. Analyzes skeletal remains __ 5. Provides personality profiles based on evidence __ 6. Analyzes blood evidence The answers are... A. Anthropologist B. Botanist C. Odontologist D. Pathologist E. Psychiatrist F. Serologist D C B A E F

OBJECTIVE SWBAT IDENTIFY PRESERVATION METHODS OF DNA ON A CRIME SCENE

AGENDA 1. OJ SIMPSON DOCUMENTARY 2. COLLECTION & PRESERVATION OF DNA 3. DNA DETECTIVE GAME 4. OJ SIMPSON DOCUMENTARY 5. EXIT SLIP

COLLECTION FROM BIOLOGICAL EVIDENCE EVIDENCE SHOULD BE PHOTOGRAPHED BEFORE COLLECTED AND LOCATION NOTED IN SKETCHES, PHOTOGRAPHS, AND NOTES OF CRIME SCENE ALL BODILY FLUIDS HAVE TO BE CAREFULLY HANDLED IN ORDER TO NOT BE CONTAMINATED OR TO SPREAD AN INFECTIOUS DISEASE – USE OF LATEX GLOVES IS ESSENTIAL ALL CLOTHING FROM THE VICTIM AND SUSPECTS NEED TO BE COLLECTED AND SENT TO THE LAB

PACKAGING OF EVIDENCE BIOLOGICAL EVIDENCE SHOULD NOT BE PACKAGED IN PLASTIC OR AIR TIGHT CONTAINERS TO AVOID BACTERIA THAT CAN DESTROY DNA EACH ITEM SHOULD BE PACKAGED SEPARATELY AND IN A PAPER BAG OR WELL VENTILATED BOX

DNA DETECTIVE GAME

OJ SIMPSON DOCUMENTARY 27. WHY WAS BILL WASZ OF INTEREST IN REGARDS TO THE MURDERS? 28. WHY DID THEY NOT FOLLOW THE LEAD OF BILL WASZ? 29. WHAT WAS WASZ HIRED FOR AND WHY DID HE NOT FOLLOW THROUGH?

REMINDERS PSAT TEST TOMORROW

EXIT SLIP OCTOBER 14, GET OUT A MOBILE DEVICE OR USE ONE OF THE COMPUTERS AND GO TO M.SOCRATIVE.COM. YOU CAN ALSO USE ONE OF THE IPADS THAT HAS THE SOCRATIVE APP. 2. WHEN PROMPTED, ENTER FOR THE ROOM NUMBER. QUESTION: HOW IS DNA ANALYSIS PRESERVED?