7 s's of crime
True or False
Fingerprints
Vocab
100

First Step

  • Securing the Scene.
100

Pollen is an example of trace evidence 

True 

100

what percentage of people have arches?

5 %

100

The passing of evidence from a source (ex. carpet) to the suspect. Then, from the suspect to the victim.

Secondary Transfer

200

Second Step

  • Separating the Witnesses.
200

Every individual, including identical twins, has a unique fingerprint

True

200

What Percentage of people have Whorls?

30%

200

The Smallest unit of a texile

Fiber

300

Third Step

  • Scanning the Scene.
300

An investigator can determine if a hair is animal or human based on the type of medulla present

False 

300

What Percentage of People have Loops? 

65%
300

An arrangement of mineral crystals formed into a recognizable shape.

Mineral Fiber

400

Fourth Step

  • Seeing the Scene.
400

If fibers from two separate places can be matched, that does not mean they derive from the same source

True

400

How many different types or fingerprints did we learn about

3

400

A fiber that is produced from an animal, plant, or mineral sources.

Natural Fiber

500

Six Step

Searching for Evidence

500

There are methods available to determine the composition of fibers without burning them

True 

500

How many different types of fingerprints are their total 

8

500

A fiber harvested from a man-made substance.

Synthetic Fiber