Historical people in forensics
Historical events in forensics
Search it
Bag it
Make a chain
100

What was Locard's exchange principle?

Every contact leaves a trace.

100

Where was the first crime lab in the world? (Double points: who established it?)

Leon, France

Locard

100

What search type has the area searched twice perpendicularly? 

Grid

100

Explain how to preserve and collect a bloody sock.

(Double points for the correct PPE and hazards mentioned)

Wearing gloves, face shield, and clothing cover to protect from disease, dry it first and then put in a paper evidence bag.

100

Using the pink scenario create the chain of custody for the shell casings. (*logging evidence counts)

3 names

Park--> Oretaga--> Patel

200

What was Bertillon known for in forensics?

Anthropometry, measuring the body for identification

200

Where was the first US crime lab?

Los Angeles, California

200

What search pattern would you use for smaller circular areas?

Wheel or ray

200

Explain how to preserve and collect a kerosine (flammable liquid) covered carpet fragment.

(Double points for the correct PPE and hazards mentioned)

Wearing gloves, respirator or mask to protect from toxic fumes, put in an airtight metal can.

200

Using the purple scenario create the chain of custody for the shoeprint.

2 or 3 names

Cho or Morales --> Park

300

What is Orfila known for in forensics?

Father of toxicology, created testing for arsenic

300

What is the FBI fingerprint database called?

AFIS or NGI

300

What type of search has searchers walking parallel to each other?

Line or strip

300

Explain how to preserve and collect fingernail scrapings.

(Double points for the correct PPE and hazards mentioned)

Wearing gloves, face shield and scrape onto a druggist folded paper

300

Using the neon green scenario create the chain of custody for the bags of crystals.

2 names

Patel--> Dr. Moreno

400

What is Goddard known for in forensics?

Used a comparison microscope to compare bullets to guns for ballistics matches

400

Where was the first FBI crime lab and training center?

Quantico, Virginia

400

What type of search is BEST for multiple rooms of a building?

Zone or quadrant

400

Explain how to preserve and collect fingerprint from a door handle.

Dust for prints and pull with tape

400

Using the yellow scenario create the chain of custody for the blood.

3 names

Hale and Reynolds--> Dr. Brooks

500
What is Jefferies known for in forensics?

DNA fingerprinting, which is the unique code for an individual

500

What are 2 ways officers identified suspects BEFORE DNA?

(Double points if you explain WHY at least one was flawed.)

anthropometry (time consuming and changes)

fingerprinting (great if you have them)

blood typing (tells you little info)

witness statements (super unreliable)

500

Officers are walking in a corn field searching in parallel. What type of search are they performing?

Line or strip

500

Explain how to preserve and collect outside evidence from bad weather.

Collect as quickly as possible or cover with a temporary shelter.

500

Using the minty green scenario create the chain of custody for the bank transfer receipt.

2 names

Ruiz--> Dr. Brooks