Crime Scenes
Fingerprints
Footprints
Vocabulary Words
Firearms and Weapons
100
A person who studies poisons.
What is a toxicologist?
100
They are all different
Why are fingerprints important in an investigation?
100
They might lead to the perpitrator.
Why are footprints important to solving a crime scene?
100
Crime Scene Investigation
What does CSI stand for?
100
Guns
What is the modern way that murderers kill people?
200
To see if the victim was poisoned.
Why do toxicologists examine water bottles or drinks at a crime scene?
200
Arch, Tented Arch, Whorl/Composite, Loop
What are the four types of fingerprints?
200
Class characteristics and Accidental characteristics
What are the two types of characteristics investigators look for at a crime scene?
200
A person who may have commited a crime.
What is a suspect?
200
By a needle or sneaking it in their drink.
How can a murderer possibly poison a victim?
300
True! If it's a hole, it may have been a bullet! If it's a line, it may have been a blade!
True or False: The shape of a wound can tell how a murder victim was killed.
300
The oils in your fingers leave an imprint behind.
Why do fingers leave fingerprints when you touch something?
300
It can be an emblem or design on the bottom of a shoe.
What is a class characteristic?
300
Deoxyribonucleic Acid
What is DNA short for?
300
Clockwise Twist Bullet and Counter-Clockwise Twist Bullet
What are the two types of bullets?
400
A person who studies the body of a victim for bullets, drugs, and poisons.
What is a medical examiner?
400
Arch
What is the most common type of fingerprint?
400
It can be a damaged part of the shoe or a worn off chunk off the design.
What is an accidental characteristic?
500
They can also find the identity of the victim by identifiying blood.
What else can medical examiners do?
500
Tented Arch
Which fingerprint is the fingerprint you will have 10 of if you only have one?
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