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... scene are of paramount importance – after all, the crime scene investigator only has one opportunity to recover the evidence that may detect and prove the case. As an operational CSI I can vividly remember finding some blood at the ...
... scene are of paramount importance – after all, the crime scene investigator only has one opportunity to recover the evidence that may detect and prove the case. As an operational CSI I can vividly remember finding some blood at the ...
Page 27
... scene security to a mock crime scene. • To use security logs as a means of documenting possible contamination of a crime scene by entry or exit. All the physical evidence found at the crime scene must remain in its original condition ...
... scene security to a mock crime scene. • To use security logs as a means of documenting possible contamination of a crime scene by entry or exit. All the physical evidence found at the crime scene must remain in its original condition ...
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... scene the crime scene investigator may need to place cordons around the scene or parts of it. If cordons are already in place, the crime scene investigator may need to alter that cordon. At this time, the crime scene investigator should ...
... scene the crime scene investigator may need to place cordons around the scene or parts of it. If cordons are already in place, the crime scene investigator may need to alter that cordon. At this time, the crime scene investigator should ...
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