Forensic Autobiography

Forensic science in the 1940s - 1970s is still being used today to determine the suspect of a crime. During the late 1900s, Forensic scientist began to determine different pieces of evidence that could lead them to the suspect of a crime. Scientist began to realized that they could use technology to help them identify suspects of a murder. According to Elkins Kelly, “ Forensic science is a broad field that includes the discipline of pathology, psychiatry, engineering, computer science, toxicology, odontology, anthropology, and botany, as well as the chemical, physical and biological sciences.”(Kelly,1). Scientist have identified new ways to determine the suspect of crimes. Voice recordings became very essential in the 1940s -1970s as evidence

In any child abuse investigation, collecting as much information about the charges in question is key. This is accomplished with gathering evidence and conducting interviews with people associated with the child. This also includes interviews with the child. In this paper I will discuss the importance of this interview, called a forensic interview, and a widely used interview technique with children victims of possible child abuse.

Forensic Anthropologist involves with the study of human remains for legal purpose. This job helps the ever expanding world of criminal law and the need for justice. It helps bring answer in the science community on how to analyze and distinguish decaying remains and how to identify their identity. In conclusion forensic anthropologists allow for murders or accidents to be revealed and slowly let them rest in peace.

Forensic anthropologist knowledge of the human body, helps aid in the outcome of a death investigation. (Stanojevich) To help solve criminal trials, the systematic recovery and collection of physical evidence in the field, the scientific analysis in the laboratory and the protection of integrity of evidence, is crucial. Usually, response teams from either federal, state, or local authorities will gather and examine the physical evidence of a crime scene, but there are often times, when a forensic anthropologist is called in. Forensic anthropologist are major players, because they are trained in anthropology, archaeology, human osteology, forensic taphonomy, and chain-of-evidence procedures. Their study of human remains, aids in the case by working to assess the age, sex, stature, ancestry and unique features of a skeleton. Forensic anthropologist have been used to investigate victims of homicide, accidental deaths, natural deaths, and mass fatalities. The cases a forensic anthropologist works on usually involve victims that are decomposed, skeletonized, or have body parts that are missing. Often times, the forensic anthropologist, is the last chance for identification and justice for the victims. (Walsh-Haney)

Casey had a hard time understanding what happened to all the evidence. “I don’t suppose the evidence is misplaced and is somewhere else in the building?”

Forensic Anthropologist work with the law enforcement agencies and assist in processing skeletal evidence. They gather profile research to determine individual's age at death, sex, ethnicity, and physical condition. They also aid in locating and removing human remains, conducting dental analysis, determining time of death, evaluate trauma to bones, and presenting a professional testimony in court.

The National Forensic League had many great speeches for both humorous and duo interpretations presented in 2008. Some of those speeches were better than others, and my job is to rate them from best to worst and explain why. I will be looking at the following: quality and use of voice, physical expression, eye contact, and the ability to interpret characters correctly and consistently.

The Goal of Forensic interviewing is to “obtain a statement from a child in a developmentally-sensitive, unbiased & truth-seeking manner, that will support accurate & fair decision making in the criminal justice & child-welfare systems (Forensic, p. 1).”

Evan kept off the interstate for a while sticking to back roads and changing directions periodically to make sure he wasn’t being tailed.

The show “NCIS” has increased in popularity over the years and has become the most-watched and popular crime show that currently is on television. NCIS stands for Naval Criminal Investigative Service. These teams focus and work on crimes that are related to the Navy or Marine Corps regardless of the crime’s nature. The show follows a fictional Naval Criminal Investigative Service Major Case Response Team based in Washington, D.C. This specific team is underneath the leadership of Agent Leroy Jethro Gibbs. Solving a case is no easy feat and every case requires the whole entire team. Gibb’s team includes three field agents, a medical examiner, and a forensic scientist. The purpose of this paper is to delve into any episode and critique the different aspects of the case. I will be comparing the field and the forensic scientist’s work to real-life. In most cases, these particular shows dramatized real-life so I will also explain how things would normally be done.

PER REPORTER: On 11-21-2014 during a forensic interview in the state of California with the unknown victim; the victim was asked if she had seen Gray (Bella’s bio-father) sexual abuse anyone else. The unknown victim nodded her head up and down. She was than asked “How did she know”? The unknown victim stated Gray and his ex girlfriend have two children together and he did it to his own blood child Bella. It is unknown if Bella was sexual abused in Gray’s home. It is unknown if Amanda (Bella’s mom) was aware of the abuse. Per reporter she assumes Gray and Amanda were together when the incident occurred. Per reporter during the forensic interview with the unknown victim it was said that Gray did a lot of thing to the victim. However, Gray

REPORTER: The reporter/ Social Worker (Victoria) called with concerns for the victims, Miley, Mikey, and Abby. According to the reporter, on today (12/16/2015), a forensic interview was conducted on Abby. Abby disclosed that Mickey touched her “flowers (vagina)” and her “butt”, and he made her touch his private part (penis/unknown when). The child said “he squeezed his private part and milk came out, and he tried to put it on her breast and it ended up in her mouth (unknown when). He has kissed Abby and put his tongue down her throat. The reporter said “the child said he tried to get her to suck his private part” (unknown when). Also, Miley ahs been touching Abby inappropriately; Miley has touched her flower (vagina) and her breast (unknown

In this exposition, 3 girls were tied up against their will and drowned in Tampa Bay. Forensic anthropologist and autopsy reports came back that they had been in the ocean for about three days, but weren’t deposited off the shoreline, they were driven out into the middle of the bay and thrown out. The investigator says it wasn’t a murder, but an execution.. Investigators went out and asked near them, where the father and the husband of these girls had been during the time these girls had gone missing. Furthermore, they went looking for the mother’s car and found notes in her vehicle, they found a note that had directions to the hotel also the boat ramp 25 miles from the boat ramp. They sent the notes to a forensic handwriting analysis, the

I’m Isaac, and I guess something interesting about me to start is that I’m half Korean and half Chinese, and I also became a Canadian citizen just last year, on top of that I also lived in Canada for around 13 years. Throughout my time living in both Vancouver and Toronto, my hopes and dreams had changed for my future multiple times, but I determined myself to go into the police department for a long time now. Whether it’s being a part of the detective field or the Emergency task force. Why I’m determined to go into this field is, first the yearly salary is very reasonable with benefits as well as an amazing pension after I retire. The second reason would be I always wanted to live a somewhat luxury life style, with

My dream job is to be a forensic anthropologist. This job will combine my love of science and the challenge of a mystery. The job responsibilities of a forensic anthropologist is to work with law enforcement agencies and assist in processing skeletal evidence. They study bones. May assist in excavating and relocating human remains. Determining time of death, assessing trauma to the bones, and presenting expert testimony in court.