To analyze a crime scene

To analyze a crime scene
  • Investigators find relevant facts and clues that support a belief or help explain what may have happened. 
     
  • Analyzing evidence

  • Investigators use critical thinking to determine which parts of the crime scene may be evidence. 

  • Digital forensics

  • Investigators analyze, recover, and interpret electronic data to collect information and prosecute crimes. 
     
  • Fingerprint analysis

  • Investigators analyze fingerprints left at the scene to connect the crime to a person. 

  • Forensic accounting

  • Investigators use forensic accounting to gather evidence for crimes, detect and identify crimes, and monitor professionals. 

  • Trace evidence
  • Investigators use trace evidence to examine the crime scene and develop connections to suspects. 

  • Biometrics

  • Investigators use biometrics to identify a person by comparing a profile stored in a database to an acquired biometrics data. 

  • Some other steps investigators take when analyzing a crime scene include:
  • Determining where to search for evidence and suspects
  • Describing the immediate setting as evidence
  • Properly gathering and removing evidence
  • Identifying, labeling, and tagging evidence
  • Establishing the chain of custody from the scene
  • Preserving the evidence for trial
  • Using available information to interpret the crime scene 


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