Unit 1.1 The Mystery
List three possible clues that investigators could use at a crime scene
What is hair, DNA, blood, drugs, shoe prints etc
Cessation of Blood
What is Pallor Mortis
Variable that can change
What is the independent variable.
Forming logical links at a crime scene
What is Link Method
A person is found dead by a neighbor. What career is involved in notifying the police and calling an ambulance?
What is 911 operator
Universal recipient blood
What is blood type AB
Rigid Muscles
What is Rigor Mortis
Things you keep same or consistent
What is controlled variable
Used to find small pieces of evidence in a large space. Open outdoor area
What is Grid Method
Claim, Evidence, and Reasoning
What is CER
List what could impact the rate of body cooling after death
What is temperature (snow, cold)
Where the blood pools towards the ground
What is Livor Mortis
Another name for a dependent variable
What is responding variable.
Used with no physical barriers.
What is Spiral Method
Name all 3 patterns of a fingerprint
What is whorls, spirals, loops
List the 5 manners of death
What is natural accidental suicide homicide and undetermined
DAILY DOUBLE! The 4 stages of mortis
What is Pallor, Algor, Rigor, and Liver Mortis
This is the educated guess of expected results in an experiment.
What is the hypothesis.
People walk arms length apart . Covers a large outdoor crime scene
What is Line Method
First thing to be done at a criem scene
What is take pictures
Hair found at Anna's crime scene belongs to
Who is Anna
Zombie like appearance
What is Pallor Mortis
Variable that is affected by change
What is Dependent or Responding variable
6 Investigative Strategies
What is link, line, grid, zone, spiral, wheel
Type B (antigen) Blood cannot be mixed with what anti-body
What is B anti-body (or A Blood)