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Crime Scene Investigation

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1 Crime Scene Investigation
George Santoro

2 What Is Forensics? What is crime scene investigation?
Goal of crime scene investigation: Victim to Suspect Victim to Scene Scene to Suspect

3 How Do We Connect People To Scenes?
Fingerprints

4 How Do We Connect People To Scenes?
DNA

5 How Do We Connect People To Scenes?
Shoe impressions

6 How Do We Connect People To Scenes?
Tire impressions

7 What Do These Images Have In Common?

8 How Do We Connect People To Scenes?
Firearms evidence

9 How Do We Connect People To Scenes?
Hairs, fibers, glass

10 How Do We Document Scenes?
Photographs

11 How Do We Document Scenes?
Notes

12 How Do We Document Scenes?
Sketches and Diagrams

13 How Do We Document Scenes?
Report Writing

14 How Do We Document Scenes?
Report Writing

15 How Do We Document Scenes?
Testimony

16 Questions

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