Sample Crime Investigation

few week prior to her death. She was experiencing pain in her side. When the autopsy was concluded it was found that Anna had swollen ankles and needle marks on her left thigh. She also had a wound from the back of her head. The hair found at the crime scene was Anna’s. The blood analysis showed that it was from from a 90 degree angle and fell from 63 inches in height. The blood work also showed that the blood was type B and it was either Anna’s or Alex’s. The fingerprint was in fact Anna’s as well

white ford extend cab with four occupants, struck a U-hall boxed truck and then displayed a hand gun while leaving the scene. It was also stated that the truck tried to turn sharply to hit a person trying to take photo of the incident. My Investigation revealed the following: During my interview with Reanna McCaffey (victim) she stated she was standing by the U-Haul truck, parked on the side of Lazy Gator Drive, when a white Ford was trying to leave 2758 Lazy Gator Drive. The white Ford was

Turner(DOB:10/21/01). While I was speaking the three juveniles another black male juvenile identified as Isaiah Broussard, approached and stated he was with the three when the incident occurred. I had the juveniles sit on the sidewalk as I conducted my investigation. The juveniles had not yet been patted down for weapons when Broussard stood up and tried to run away into travel lanes. Being that the call was a person possibly armed with a firearm and I had not yet gathered Broussard information, I felt it

The Crime Scene Investigation Training Report includes a brief outline of two training modules: Hair and Crime Scene Training-Blood & Crime Scene Training. These modules provide Crime Scene Investigation trainees with the adequate information they need to prepare them to know what to look for when looking for blood and hair samples at a crime scene. This also instructs the trainee the significance of how to avoid tampering with evidence and how to properly collect a sample. The men and women

Glass Importance of Glass Trace Evidence Unique characteristics and properties of glass may provide valuable information to investigators. Glass is made of materials having no definite form on their own melted together and cooled to rigidity without crystallization (“Glass”, 2011). Glass can be made in varying thicknesses, colors, and with patterns and designs or smooth. Glass may be produced in a manner that reduces or prevents shattering, resulting in small pieces rather than slivers or fine

Office for Policing & Crime, n.d., para. 8). Generally speaking, the police department could operate in a centralized (inhouse generalists) or decentralized (outside specialists) manner. It follows with, “an officer will conduct an initial investigation. This could involve talking to witnesses, assessing the scene of the crime, reviewing CCTV or video footage, gathering other evidence such as forensic samples, or searching our intelligence database” (Mayor's Office for Policing & Crime, n.d., para. 3)

Crime scenes and human skeletal evidence are analogous. This is because they both tell stories of past occurrences. The crime scene reveals what happened before, during and after a crime is committed. The human skeleton also provides information on the ancestry, disease pattern, and the cause of death of a person (murder or natural causes). In Ghana, the layperson does not know what happens at crime scenes and how human skeletal evidence can be used to solve crimes. This study is therefore aimed

descriptive analysis of an episode of Crime Scene Investigations (C.S.I.). The intent is to show what is provided by the television series of what happens in a crime and what is supposed to happen during a crime scene investigation. The reader should be able to understand during this analysis to what in fact is non-realistic in this television episode and what is reality as determined by what has been researched. This will show what really happens in a crime scene investigations lab. The episode chosen for

YuvRaaj M Madra Professor Martinez CRJ 4 November 2nd, 2014 Trace Evidence Crime Scene/Scenario #1 – Sacramento, CA July 1986 - Allan Dakin, 50, is bicycling toward his favorite fishing spot. He stops at a flooded irrigation ditch and works his way down to check his crawdad traps when he spots a young blond female, floating in the water face down. He panics, heads home to notify authorities. Sheriff deputies and local fire department respond first to the scene at 8:45 am, and push the body using

Almost every student, at one point, has participated or will participate in an extracurricular activity, whether it be athletic, academic, artistic, or altruistic. Through these activities, students learn valuable life skills and build friendships that last a lifetime. However, a large amount of students do not receive these numerous benefits as they do not participate in extracurricular activities. For this reason, the principal has decided to mandate at least one extracurricular activity for all