Blood and DNA
The tip of the hair that may contain DNA if the hair is forcibly removed from a victim.
What is the Follicular tag?
Fibers are evidence commonly found at CRIME SCENES. The categories of fibers are....
What are
1. Natural
2. Synthetic ?
This person established the First Crime Lab in the United States, located in Los Angeles.
Who is August Vollmer?
To take a corpse's temperature, forensic investigators insert a thermometer into the......
What is the Liver?
Class? OR Individual?
Saliva
The blood component that contains DNA.
What are White blood cells (leukocytes)?
True OR False
Direction of North should be labeled on a crime scene sketch.
What is TRUE?
Who is Alec Jeffreys?
An elderly woman dies after being kept from receiving proper health care by her children. The manner of her death would be....
What is Homicidal?
The type of evidence that is indirect evidence that can be used to imply a fact, but does not directly prove it.
What is circumstantial evidence?
This blood component helps clot blood and repair blood vessel damage.
What are blood platelets (thrombocytes)?
True OR False
All important objects (weapon and body) do not have to be measured from two immovable landmarks.
What is FALSE?
This person is known as the "Father of Criminal Identification" and developed Anthropometry.
Who is Alphonse Bertillon?
The specific change in the body that brought about the cessation of life is called the.....
What is mechanism of death?
Class? OR Individual?
Blood Type
What is Class?
The small blood droplets around the main droplet.
What are satellites?
True OR False
Any other objects in the vicinity of the crime should be included in the sketch (such as doors, windows, furniture, trees, vehicles, etc)
What is TRUE?
This person conducted the first definitive study of fingerprints and their classification. Gave proof of their uniqueness and he published the book "Finger Prints".
Who is Francis Galton?
Begins 2 hours after death; after 8 hours, the discoloration becomes permanent.
What is Livor Mortis?
Class? OR Individual?
Fingerprint
What is Individual?
The study of blood and other body fluids.
What is Serology?
Prints that are not visible to the naked eye but can be made visible by using chemicals; caused by the transfer of oils
What are Latent Fingerprints?
This person discovered the ABO blood groups.
Who is Karl Landsteiner?
The city in which Ohio's Forensic Science headquarters is located.
What is London, OHIO?
Class? OR Individual?
Hair
What is Class?