Terms
Specialist who examines bodies for the cause/manner of death
What is forensic pathologist?
Unidentified serial killer who terrorized northern California in the late 1960s and early 1970s, would write cryptic letters.
What is the Zodiac Killer?
A witness who is qualified by the court in a certain field.
What is expert witness?
This crime drama follows a Miami-based blood spatter analyst who leads a secret life as a vigilante serial killer.
What is Dexter?
An infamous hotel that was characterized by being the center of a high-profile investigation.
What is the Cecil Hotel?
Every contact leaves a trace
What is Locard's exchange principle?
One of the most infamous spree killers in the US, aka Pogo the Clown
What is John Wayne Gacy?
The two opposing sides within a court environment.
What is the defense and prosecution?
A former high school chemistry teacher turns to manufacturing methamphetamine in this popular TV show.
What is Breaking Bad?
Victim's body was discovered in this location in a hotel, sparking theories and speculation.
What is a water tank?
Process of separating chemicals into their components
What is chromatography?
A former football star, he was acquitted of the 1994 murders of his ex-wife and her friend.
What is O.J. Simpson?
Killing that is premeditated, deliberate, and done with malice.
What is first degree murder?
This show features a team of agents from the FBI’s Behavioral Analysis Unit, solving complex criminal cases.
What is Criminal Minds?
This type of unusual footage surfaced showing the victim behaving erratically in an ___ before her death at a hotel.
What is elevator?
Specialist who analyzes remains
What is forensic anthropologist?
Two brothers were convicted of murdering their parents in Beverly Hills, 1989.
What is the Menendez Brothers?
Killing another person without meaning to do so.
What is manslaughter?
This psychological horror-crime drama revolves around a psychiatrist who secretly works as a serial killer.
What is Hannibal?
This Canadian tourist was found dead in a water tank at a Los Angeles hotel in 2013, after mysteriously disappearing.
What is Elisa Lam?
A chemical compound that can detect trace amounts of blood at crime scenes
What is luminol?
Unsolved serial killer who appeared in London (1888) and murdered five women, known to be skilled with a scalpel.
What is Jack the Ripper?
Killing that is done with malice, but without premeditation or deliberation.
What is second degree murder?
This series focuses on a forensic anthropologist and an FBI agent solving murder mysteries.
What is Bones?
This factor, which was initially mysterious, was later ruled as the cause of her death after toxicology results.
What is accidental drowning?