Hair
Fingerprints
Forensic Fathers
Fundamentals of a Crime Scene
Fibers
100
What are the three types of hairs?
What is Caucasoid, Mongoloid, and Negroid?
100
What are the different types of fingerprints?
What is Arches, Loops, and Whorls?
100
Who is known as the father of Anthropometry?
What is Bertillion?
100
Who secures the scene determines if a crime scene specialist (CSS) is needed?
What is The first responding police officer?
100
What is the most common natural fiber?
What is Cotton?
200
What are the stages of hair growth?
What is Anagen, Catagen, Telogen, Exogen?
200
What is the rarest kind of pattern?
What is Arches?
200
Who established the "Principle of Exchange"?
What is Locard?
200
Who is involved in processing the crime scene?
What is Police officers, crime scene investigators, scientific specialists?
200
What type of pattern is this?
What is Basket Weave?
300
What are the basic components of hair?
What is Keratin?
300
What percent of people have a whirl fingerprint?
What is 25-35%?
300
Who created a primary classification scheme for fingerprints?
What is Francis Galton?
300
What are the crime scene search patterns?
What is Grid, Linear, Quadrant or Zone, Spiral?
300
How are man-made fibers classified?
What is regenerated or synthetic?
400
What is the hair shaft composed of?
What is Outer cuticle, Cortex, Central medulla?
400
Why are fingerprints useful?
What is It’s unique characteristic ridges which make them individual evidence?
400
Who created a numerical classification system?
What is Edward Richard Henry?
400
What do investigations consist of?
What is Recognizing, documenting, and collecting evidence?
400
What are three synthetic fibers?
What is Polyester, Nylon, Rayon, Acrylic, Spandex?
500
What pattern does the crown of your hair grow?
What is Clock-wise circular pattern?
500
What is a Minutiae?
What is Characteristics of ridge patterns?
500
Who was the founder of forensic Toxicology?
What is Mathieu Orfila?
500
What are the Seven S’s of a crime scene?
What is Secure the crime scene, Separate the witnesses, Scan the scene, Seeing the scene, Sketch the scene, Search for evidence, Secure the collected evidence?
500
Why is hair and fibers considered class evidence and not individual evidence?
What is It cannot be used to identify a specific individual because it can be transferred to other locations?