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Forensic Science

What are we going to cover this year?

Kris Deardorff

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What is Forensic Science?

Is it this? Some, but

we will also critique these shows.

It is the application of science to law!

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Crime Scenes & Evidence Collection

Crime scenes are about careful observations.

Evidence collection is about details. All evidence must be collected in specific manners and carefully logged.

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Physical Evidence

All of these are pieces of physical evidence, as well as much more.

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Physical Properties

Same properties as in any other class: Mass, density, temperature, refractive

index, color phase, etc.

Describe the physical properties of gack- seen on the left.

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Organic Analysis

Analysis based on organic properties:

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Inorganic Analysis

Analysis based on inorganic properties:

Sm. in car

642 + 68.2 + 0.4

Q14

Kennedy’s brain

621 + 47.9 + 0.3

Q4,5

Lg. in car602 + 48.1 + 0.6

Q2

Connally’s wrist

797 + 79.8 + 0.5

Q9

Connally strecher

833 + 98.8 + 0.5

Q1

SampleAntimony ppm

Silver ppm

JFK bullet analysis

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Microscopy

From old to new, all can still be used today. The one on the right is a comparison microscope.

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Hair, Fibers & Paint

These small pieces of evidence can be keys to the crime.

Hair Fibers close-up Paint layers

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FingerprintingEveryone has unique fingerprints. These can be the keys to solving a crime. The trick becomes trying to find and develop them.

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Drugs

Drugs have become the primary job for crime labs.

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Toxicology

What do drugs do to your body and how are they detected?

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Serology

How is your blood affected by different reactions?

Blood typing is a standard serology technique.

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DNA

DNA- the irrefutable proof DNA typing has many different uses.

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Arson & Explosions

What can assist in arson? How do we analyze an explosion?

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Firearms, Tool Marks & Impressions

A lot of comparisons go into the anaylaysis of these.

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Document & Voice Analysis

These are tools used for comparison.

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Case Analysis

Each of you will do a case analysis of a different case.

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True Crime Readings Each of you will read a true crime

novel and present to the class.

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Expectations:

Respect

Learn and work

But still Fun