Who was Sherlock Holmes?
Who would be responsible for examining shot gun casings from a crime scene?
A Ballistics expert
What is the name of the inventor of the body measurements used in personal identification?
Alphonse Bertillon
What is Biology
What is the bending of light as it passes through different media?
Refraction
This happens to a body after about 4 to 8 hours (body stiffens)
Rigor Mortis
Who noted the fundamental principle underlying how a suspect can be linked to a crime scene was developed from the observation that any encounter involves a transfer of evidence?
Edward Locard
Where does white powder from a container found in a suspect's home go?
Into evidence collection or in a glass-jar marked evidence
How can cross contamination be prevented?
Using the proper equipment when collecting the evidence (gloves, suits, etc...)
What is the single most important factor that has contributed to the increase of crime labs in the US?
The increase of criminal cases that needed need to solved (unknown cases)
What is the unit which dispatches trained personnel to a crime scene is to retrieve evidence ?Evidence collector
Evidence collector
What is concluded when white powder is found around the filament of a headlight on a car?
The light was on when the accident happened
This science is the study of insects, which helps to determine how long a person has been dead?
Entomology
What is Toxicology
The science of forensics of identifying unknown material or substances in the body?
What is Tempered glass and where would you find it
What is the type of glass found in the rear and side windows
What things can be found on a persons fingerprint?
Patterns (Whorl, loop or arch) and Minutae (Smaller, more unique patterns)