Catching Criminals
This tool operates on a two-way radio system and is an easy way to quickly communicate.
This woman is suspected of killing her daughter but was never convicted of the crime.
Casey Anthony
His crimes involved necrophilia and cannibalism
Jeffrey Dahmer
He is responsible for the St. Valentines day massacre.
Al Capone
This prison was located on an island and house Americas most notorious killers.
Alcatraz
This is the united states intelligence and security service.
This measures physiological responses to questions and is used in criminal investigates to find the truth.
Polygraph test
This couple traveled across the united states on a killing spree and evaded capture many times.
He often deceived his victims by pretending to be injured and was very good looking so women felt comfortable helping him. He escaped prison twice before his final apprehension in 1978.
Ted Bundy
This was a Chicago serial killer that dressed as a clown and killed young men.
John Wayne Gacy
This area in the world is known to cause disappearances in the middle of the ocean
The Bermuda Triangle
This is a fictional 16 year old detective that had many books written about her adventures.
Nancy Drew
This practice is often a method of gathering information covertly while officers spy on suspects.
Surveillance
Known as Public Enemy #1 and he was infamously killed outside a movie theatre
John Dillinger
Jack the Ripper
Cited as America's first documented serial killer during the 1893 World's Fair
HH Holmes
This term is used when a criminal takes on another identity in order to continue committing crimes.
Alias
This is the name of the original Police Chief on Law and Order SVU
Donald Craigen
These are routine procedures upon booking a suspect to create a record that can be used for future identification.
Mugshot and fingerprinting
This girl killed her mother after years of Stockholm syndrome.
Gypsy Rose Blanchard
This woman killed men while working as a prostitute along highways.
Eileen Wuornos
This former suburban Chicago police officer was convicted of murdering his third wife and was suspected in the disappearance of his fourth wife.
Drew Peterson
This is thought to be a lost pre-historic civilization under water.
Atlantis
This organization's headquarters is in France and helps police catch killers that have left their country.
Interpool
This operation takes place when a officer takes on the identity of another person to gain information
Going undercover
This man known as the Olympic "Blade Runner" claimed to accidently kill his girlfriend thinking it was an intruder.
Oscar Pistorius
This is the name of the Gilgo Beach killer
Rex Heuermann
This man killed eight student nurses in a single night in 1966 on Chicagos South side
Richard Speck
This myth is also known as Sasquatch
Big Foot
This character was created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle in the late 1800s and was known as the quintessential detective, using logic and observation from his Victorian London base with his companion, Dr. Watson.
Sherlock Holmes
This is often created using witness accounts to create an image of the suspect.
Composite sketch
This man's son was involved in a boat crash that killed his friends and then he later killed his son and his wife.
Alex Murdaugh
Known as the BTK Killer
Dennis Rader
These wealthy university of chicago student who committed the infamous 1924 "thrill killing" of a teenage boy. Hint: Both their last names start with L
Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb
This is a legendary city of gold believed to exist somewhere in America originating from the Muisca trible
El Dorado
This detective from the 1960's show would often appear to be leaving a crime scene, only to return with a seemingly trivial question, leading to the famous "Just one more thing..." line, which would ultimately trip up the killer.
Columbo