Famous Cases
Who is the famous "unsolved" serial killer from London in the 1800s?
Who is Jack the Ripper?
What is the word for clues or items collected from a crime scene?
What is evidence?
What documentary features two brothers who committed first-degree murder in 1966
What is The Menendez Brothers?
What does DNA stand for?
What is Deoxyribonucleic Acid?
True or False: A person's ear shape can be used like a fingerprint.
What is true?
What killer was caught partly because of his teeth marks?
Who is Ted Bundy?
What do you call a scientific test done to prove something is true?
What is an analysis?
What movie features a famous detective, who solves crimes using science? (HINT: RDJ and Benedict Cumberpatch played this character)
Who is Sherlock Holmes?
What blood type is known as the universal donor?
What is O negative?
What tiny insects can help tell how long someone has been dead?
What are flies (or maggots)?
What is the most famous unsolved murder case?
What is the Black Dahlia Murder?
What is the word for a person who helps solve crimes by looking at clues?
What is a detective?
What TV show popularized forensic science on TV with the city Las Vegas?
What is CSI?
What specific parts of the body have DNA?
What are hair, blood, skin, and saliva?
True or False: You can get a fingerprint from a potato.
What is true?
What famous trial in the 1990s involved a white Bronco car chase?
What is the O.J. Simpson trial?
What is the name of the legal process where a witness tells what they saw?
What is testimony?
Which movie features a forensic expert who can read bones to solve crimes?
What is Bones?
What do you call the little drops or spots of blood at a crime scene?
What is blood splatter?
What parts of the body keeps growing for a short time after death?
What are fingernails and hair?
What kind of clue helped catch the "Unabomber"?
What is handwriting or writing style (linguistic evidence)?
What do you call a person who provides detailed information under oath about a crime they witnessed?
What is an eyewitness or a witness testimony?
What movie features a detective who uses forensic entomology (bugs) to solve a case? (HINT: It's also a book written by Thomas Harris and has an animal in the title)
What is The Silence of the Lambs?
What part of blood carries oxygen to the body and makes blood red?
What is hemoglobin?
What part of a person's eye can be scanned after death to help identify them?
What is the iris?