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1 The Crime Scene bsapp.com

2 Approaching a Crime Scene
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3 Approaching a Crime Scene
Personal Safety and the well being of victims Preserve and Isolate the crime scene Record the crime scene bsapp.com

4 Recording the Crime Scene
Photographs Sketches Notes bsapp.com

5 Rough Sketch to Final bsapp.com

6 Notes Match to sketch Use a key Quick, short, bulleted
What can you not see from the photo? bsapp.com

7 Photography Evidence Scene Close ups Perspectives Multiple angles
Multiple views Entrances Exits Windows bsapp.com

8 Collecting Evidence Victim's clothing Fingernail scrapings
Head and pubic hairs Blood (for typing purposes) bsapp.com

9 Vaginal, anal, and oral swabs
Recovered bullets from the body and/or surrounding area Hand swabs or washings from shooting victims bsapp.com

10 Collecting Evidence Bag & Tag bsapp.com

11 Collecting Controls Prints DNA Samples Hair
Other evidence from possible suspects or victims for comparison to evidence bsapp.com

12 Collecting Controls Do You Need a Warrant? bsapp.com

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