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Ballistics
Blood
Fingerprints
Fibers
Mystery?
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Define Ballistics

The study of bullets and firearms

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The 4 blood groups are:

A, B, AB, & O

100

These are the 3 types of fingerprints:

Loop, Whirl, & Arch

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The smallest unit of a textile, often collected at crime scenes.

Fiber

100

A type of physical evidence that can be used to group a person into a general category, but not to identify them.

Class Evidence

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The 2 ways that modern firearms can be classified

Hand Gun & Long Gun

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This blood type is the universal donor

O negative

200

The most rare type of fingerprint.

Arch

200

The two types of fibers.

Natural & Synthetic

200

The use of scientific methods or expertise to investigate crimes or examine evidence that might be presented in a court of law.

Forensics Science

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This is a cartridge. The "bullet" is represented by this number.

1

300

Forensic scientists find this by examining the angle and size of blood splatter.

Point of Origin

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A fingerprint on a surface that cannot be seen with the naked eye

Latent Fingerprint

300

Fibers are considered this type of evidence

Class Evidence

300

This teacher ROBBED Mr. Trifoli

MS RAMJIT

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This is a cartridge. The "primer" is represented by this number

5

400

Blood always travels in the direction of the:

Applied Force

400

The series of "lines" that are located within a fingerprint are made up of:

Ridges

400
When using the burn test, this type of fiber burns quickly and creates ashes.

Natural Fibers

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Spell Ms. R's name

Ramrattan

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This substance is made of traces of smoke and particles of unburned powder carried from the firearm by the expansion of gases as the bullet is fired. All firearms produce this substance when fired.

Gun Shot Residue

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The formula for used to determine the Angle of Impact (AOI):

AOI = arcsin(width/length)

AOI = sin^-1(width/length)

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A person's unique fingerprint is an example of this type of evidence.

Individual Evidence

500

This term is used when fibers are transferred from a source, to the suspect, and then to a victim (or from a source, to a victim, and then to the suspect)

Secondary Transfer

500

This criminal created a cult, had his followers kills a celebrity, and was executed by electric chair.

Charles Manson