I need help in forensic science crime?

1. In order for evidence to be of value to the case it must be

sent to the lab.

handled with gloved hands only.

fully documented at all stages of the investigation.

collected and studied only by the forensic scientists.

photographed.

2: If you found a letter at the scene of a crime how might it be processed for evidence?

labeled with a felt-tip marker and stored in cellophane

study the person閳ユ獨 handwriting to identify the criminal閳ユ獨 personality type

examine the design, shape and structure of the letters and words

don閳ユ獩 bother looking for finger prints, it is just paper

all of the above

3: In document analysis which item and evidence do not match?

paper type--%26gt;age of the document

handwriting--%26gt;period of time over which document was produced

ink type--%26gt;age of document

letter structure--%26gt;specific machine or instrument used to produce document

handwriting--%26gt;attitude and emotion of the author at the time of writing

4: What were some of the problems investigators faced in the Lindbergh kidnapping

unsecured crime scene so the investigators were not in control of the investigation and use of evidence

autopsy was not done correctly

the maid in charge of the baby lied about where she was on the night of the kidnapping

all of the above

two of the above

5: In the study of the historic Viking map exhibited by Yale

the map was proven without question to be forgery by all scientists.

there is conflicting evidence whether it is a fake or not.

the map was concluded by all to be the work of a medieval scribe.

the map has only recently be proven to be authentic by modern carbon dating techniques.

two of the above are true.

6: The study of the process of natural diseases and death in the human body is carried out by a medical doctor called a

pathologist

forensic pathologist

coroner

medical examiner

all of the above

7: A forensic pathologist would do all of the following except

perform autopsies to determine cause of death relating to homicides.

study the cause of death in situations involving drugs and alcohol.

perform autopsies for coroners and medical examiners.

be considered an expert witness in civil cases involving death and injury.

investigate any crime or accident involving a death.

8: When a body is first discovered what things must immediately be recorded in order to help determine the time of death? All of the following are important to determine time of death except

temperature of the body

temperature of the environment

sex and age of victim

weight of the victim

the weather conditions

9: Work at the "Body Farm" helps forensic anthropologist use scientific methods to

identify body parts of victims

to locate dead bodies

establish a time line of decomposition processes on the human body

study violent crimes and their effect on the human body

all of the above

10: Use your logic to solve this crime: A lovely cashmere sweater was found torn to shreds (What a Crime!!) on the sidewalk. The sweater police talked to six witnesses, including the shredder. The six were very open about what had happened. The only trouble was that none of them spoke any language the police could understand. Nevertheless, the police were able to piece together the following information: Use the evidence to determine who destroyed the sweater?

- The witnesses were three men and three women: Fred, John and William; Gloria, Gilda, and Barbara

- The men were married to the women, though not necessarily in the order listed.

- William's wife was the cashmere murderer.

- Fred speaks and understands only Basque.

- John is bald.

- The couple who live next door to Gilda and her husband have the same color hair she does, and speak both Spanish and Basque.

- William's wife recently gave Barbara a home permanent.

- Gilda's husband speaks only French.

Gilda

Barbara

Fred

William

Gloria

I need help in forensic science crime?

1. Integrity of an evidence must be handled only by forensic experts.

2. A letter must be examined for fingerprints and the handwriting to identify suspect.

3.Handwriting and time paper was produced does not match.

4.There was no proper procedure done in the Lindbergh investigation.

5.The Viking map was not genuine because there is conflicting findings of scientists and the map was made only by a medieval scribe.

6. Forensic pathologist study the natural deseases and cause of death of a person.

7. A Forensic pathologist need not investigate all cases of death.

8. Sex and age of the victim is not important in determining the time of death.

9. Body farm help forensic pathologists to locate body parts, decomposition stage and violent crimes.

10. Barbara was the shredder and murderer.

I need help in forensic science crime?

Geeeze. . ., do your own home work. I don't want to spend my time doing your school work.

I need help in forensic science crime?

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