Forensic Jobs
These professionals study and evaluate fingerprints in criminal investigations.
Who is a Fingerprint Technician?
This type of evidence includes formations known as loops, arches, and whorls.
What are fingerprints?
This is the first thing that a coroner would do when entering a crime scene.
What is secure the scene?
This a person who has seen a crime take place and could help to identify a suspect.
Who is a witness?
This is a picture that is taken of a person who is arrested and accused of a crime.
What is a mug shot?
These professionals are responsible for collecting evidence at crime scenes, processing the evidence and transporting the evidence to storage locations.
Who is an Evidence Technician?
This evidence consists of using liquid to get a mold which can determine the size, make, and style.
What is a shoe print?
A coroner will collect evidence from this body part and use the fluid "as the most effective way" to determine if there are drugs in the system.
What is the eyeball?
This is what a detective would do when processing a crime scene in order to gather evidence.
What is investigate?
This is the term for a case that has not been solved over an extended period of time.
What is a cold case?
Professionals who are responsible for investigating evidence found at a crime scene. They may take photos of the crime scene, collect samples and examine evidence in a lab.
Who is a Forensic Investigator?
This evidence must be looked at under a microscope to be able to determine the source and race of the person.
What is hair evidence?
Once the coroner has processed the scene, he/she will send the body and all of the evidence collected here.
What is the Crime Lab?
This is a term for when a suspect has been convicted of a crime.
What is guilty?
This process is completed on a deceased body in which the organs are removed and the body is examined to determine the cause of death.
What is an autopsy?
These professionals will collect and analyze evidence from a fire to determine how it was started.
Who is an Arson Investigator?
This evidence is taken from a deceased body to determine if the person had any drugs or alcohol in their system at the time of death.
What is blood evidence?
The coroner will use ink to collect this type of evidence from the deceased body.
What are fingerprints?
This is the scientific tests or techniques used in connection with the detection of crime.
What are forensics?
The molecule inside cells that contains the genetic information responsible for the development and function of an organism and also can link a person to a crime.
What is DNA?
This is an elected professional whose job includes: gathering evidence, taking crime scene photos, and declaring the person deceased.
Who is a Coroner?
This is a type of evidence that may be recorded or done in person in which a suspect is watched or observed.
What is surveillance?
If one of these is present at a scene such as a gun or a knife, the coroner will place it in an evidence bag so it may be sent to the crime lab to determine if it was used.
What is a weapon?
This is the title of an official who is responsible for leading a crime scene investigation.
Who is a detective?
This is the term for a statement, either spoken or written, that implicates a person to a crime.
What is a confession?