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Crime Scene Investigation and Evidence Collection

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1 Crime Scene Investigation and Evidence Collection
Chapter 2

2 Related areas of Science
Biology Blood types DNA Fingerprints Earth Science Transfer of soil and from one area to another Identifying specific minerals and other properties of regional soil Math Scaled drawings

3 Timeline for Chapter 2 1891 – Austrian Hans Gross publishes Criminal Investigations, the first description of the uses of physical evidence in solving crimes – Sir Francis Galton publishes his book “Fingerprints”, establishing the individuality of fingerprints and a first classification system – Professor Leone Lattes develops the first antibody test for ABO blood types – Albert Schneider of Berkley, California first uses a vacuum apparatus to collect trace evidence – Edmond Locard announces the Locard’s Exchange Principle.

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