General
Gloves
Lie Detectors always work:
MYTH!
The type of discipline is the science of overserving physical evidence:
Forensic Science
What are the two first things you should do when investigating a crime scene?
1. Securing the Scene
2. Separate & Interview the Witnesses (Action Steps)
Who is joining the sixers?
LeBron James
The word that describes what you see in a crime scene:
Observation
Myth or Fact! Law and Forensic Science define evidence the same way:
MYTH!
These two things are a type of biological evidence that comes from your mouth:
Teeth and Saliva
This something you should do and wear before securing the scene:
Wear Gloves, unroll crime scene tape and wrap it around the boundary of the scene. Usually forming a square or rectangle
An animated series about a boy named Asta without any magic powers
Black Clover
The word that is an explanation of an observation:
Inference
In Forensic Science, sometimes evidence takes a long time to process, and therefore stories from witnesses are typically the step before scanning or searching the scene.
FACT!
This type of edvidence contains loops, and is custom to each person:
Fingerprints
The step after scanning the scene:
Separate & Interview the Witnesses
This is the once exception for when DNA edvidence is considered to be unreliable:
When the suspects are identical twins!
The Case of the Missing Trophy
DNA evidence is considered to be the most reliable form of physical evidence in Forensic Science:
FACT!
This type of evidence are chemicals used to ignite a fire:
Accelerants
List all 7 steps of a crime scene investigation:
This discipline combines legal principles with the justice system, frequently overlapping with forensic science to analyze physical evidence for courtroom trials:
LAW or Jurisprudence
Name all of the suspects we are investigating for the case, must mention their name and role. You do not get the credit if you cannot get both:
Jordan - Star Athlete
Riley - Art Student
Taylor - Class President
Casey - Custodian
Alex - Tech Club Member
Fingerprints are unique to every person:
FACT!
Three examples of Biological Evidence:
Blood, bodily fluids (saliva, urine, etc), tissues, cells, bones, organs, hair, teeth, fecal matter, vomit, stomach contents, sweat, ear wax, entire body, etc
List all 7 steps of a crime scene investigation in order:
1. Securing the Scene
2. Separating the Witnesses
3. Scanning the Scene
4. Seeing the Scene
5. Securing & Collecting Evidence
6. Sketching the Scene
7. Searching the Scene
This part of the microscope will help you zoom into your slide:
Fine Focus