Ocean's Eleven movie

This movie is based on a crime movie but also a thriller, but since this is a crime scene blog its about the crime part of this movie which is Danny Ocean and his eleven accomplices go to Las Vegas to rob a casinos all simultaneously. The major casinos Danny wants to rob is Bellagio, Mirage, and MGM Grand owned by the same man Terry Benedict. They will try to enter in secretly and walk out with $150 million. Ocean gets sent to jail and then gets out and leaves.

Blue Steel Movie

The movie is based on Megan a rookie police officer, she shoots down a man and the latent psychopath takes the gun from the scene and Meg is being charge for shooting an unarmed man. The same gun is being used for murders that are happening and now Meg has to prove that she is shot the man that did have a gun but also find out who is doing the killing. The killer tries to play games with them and the killer kills Nick and then shoots Meg but she shoots him back. In the end the killer gets caught and Meg is rush to the hospital to get help. (i got the information on http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_Steel_(1990_film) and as well as the picture)

Computer Crime

The bases of Computer Crime is..using the computer and sending things to other people like virus and malware which infects people computer. People lose there Identity, homes and so much more. The world isn't as safe as it use to be even on the Internet. People also missing money..and the people doing it tend to get caught in the end by the FBI's team CAT and the local law enforcement. (got some information on this website http://www.fbi.gov/stats-services/publications/fcs_report2006/financial-crimes-report-to-the-public-fiscal-year-2006#Identity)

Calls for justice rage on a month after Trayvon Martin's killing

I suppose you heard about a young man by the name Trayvon Martin was killed by the man Zimmerman because the boy look suspicious and the boy was just trying to walk home. Zimmerman carried a gun outside and told the cops that he was following him then Zimmerman pulled the trigger and killed Trayvon. Now people want Trayvon to have justice because Zimmerman killed him because he was racists. So now they have a jury to discuss what type of charges can be brought on to the man. Even his work place have disowned the man because of the killing and now there are rallies from different places to stand up for what is right. (i got this information on http://www.cnn.com/2012/03/26/justice/florida-teen-shooting/index.html?hpt=ju_c2) (i got the picture from http://newsone.com/files/2012/03/Lead-Investigator-In-Trayvon-Martin-Case-Asked-To-Step-Down.jpg)

Unsolved Mysteries

The TV show Unsolved Mysteries had many things to do like Murder, Missing people, Wanted people, Unexplained Deaths, Legends, UFOs, Ghosts, Psychics, Treasure, Lost loves, Science, and Solved episodes. The TV show main opening was in 1987 and the host was Robert Stack up in till 2002 because he became ill and died a year later from his illness. The TV show still runs today on Lifetime tv network. ( i got the information from both http://www.unsolved.com/index.html      and    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unsolved_Mysteries)

America's Most Wanted

America's Most Wanted tv show started out because a small boy in Florida was killed and the family was devastated because they lost there son Adam Walsh which he was murdered in the year 1981. Now the father of Adam decided to make a TV show to help the FBI which help a lot through out the show, they even did people that have tried to run away from the law and kids that have gone missing. The TV show was a big hit but now its been slowly dying down, its now shown on Lifetime. (I got this information on http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/America's_Most_Wanted)

Famous Criminals in History

 There are so many famous criminals in history, there still some that even did cold cases and never been caught or others just died in jail because of brutal beating from inmates. Some of most famous criminals in history are: Joesph Adonis, Albert Anastasia, Arizona Donnie Clark "Kate" Barker, Clyde Chestnut Barrow, Joesph Bonnano, Alphonse Capone, and many more. Most of these criminals were high in drugs and alcohol, prostitution, etc. They come from different times and got caught at what they did wrong but one guy was famous to extend his death sentence but he does die when a judge was about to give him another day his name was Caryl Chessmen. ( http://www.wright.edu/~jim.adamitis/FamousCriminals/criminals.html )
I got the information from the website up above.

Crime Scene Shows

There are many Crime Scene shows, so many to lose track of but the one I watch the most is CSI: Crime Scene Investigation or Cold Case, both are two great shows, I never would have thought much on watching them in till I realized I watch Crime Scene Shows then I did others which is a surprising thing really. CSI: Crime Scene Investigation is a show based on Investigators who go to crimes to try to solve them in the Las Vegas area, some of the TV episodes can be very gross but almost realistic as close as possible. Cold Case is based on murders or rapes that happen years ago and the person who did these things got away with even if they tried to link the person there, so they try to solve old cases. (i got the CSI picture from http://tube.haimovie.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/CSI-Crime-Scene-Investigation.jpg and the Cold Case image on http://www.pinkfloydonline.com/coldcase.jpg) (I got the information on http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cold_Case_(TV_series) and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CSI:_Crime_Scene_Investigation) ) My opinion of these TV shows is, you need to have an interest and if you don't have one, then you wont get into the show.

Frank Serpico

(this is where i got the image off of http://www.nytimes.com/2010/01/24/nyregion/24serpico.html?pagewanted=all) Frank Serpico was a cop a long time ago in the year 1959, he went from a probationary patrolman to a detective. They made a movie on him starting where he got shot and his fellow officers weren't there to get help for him so an old person in the apartment areas did. He has became deaf in his left ear and now a days he does lectures and travels in his camper. He is 73 years old up to this day. He is a very courageous man for standing up and saying there was corruption in the NYPD, and it took his courage to even go to the drug bust which his friends might have set up for him to get killed but it didn't work. He got the highest honor you can get for working in the police department which was the Medal of Honor. Frank still has nightmares from the day he got shot but still tries to help the cops as much as possible. (i got this information on both http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frank_Serpico and http://www.nytimes.com/2010/01/24/nyregion/24serpico.html?pagewanted=all) I believe that when a cop gets shot down your suppose to call for help but luckily an elderly person did who actually cared. I see that it was hard for any cop to tell that the system was corrupted and to be honest if he didn't it would still be corrupted.

Cold Cases

A cold case is a case that hasn't been solved ever since it happened. There are multiple cases that haven't been solved but the majority have because the technology of  Forensics's has been updated in the recent years. Its not very common for some cases to become cold after a long period time because the killer either got away with it or couldn't like the person to the crime or cant find the body. The most famous cold case is Natalee Holloway. (i got the image on http://i.huffpost.com/gen/463609/thumbs/s-NAT-large300.jpg and the information on http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cold_case_(criminology))

Police Dogs

 The police call the dogs they use is K-9 which is a hhomophone for canine. The police use dogs to search out for drugs, arson, explosives and much more. The first type breed that used before they used the Belgian Shepherd Dog is the German Shepherd but they do use other dogs like Dutch Shepherds, Rottweilers, Boxers, etc. The dogs they use in the forces for work, if they die bravely they get a funeral and if someone kills the dog they will get prosecuted by the law since its almost like assaulting a police officer. The dogs are loyal animals and very easy to train if you do it right. They will get special ballistic vests to protect the dog and even get there own ID and police badge. They use the dogs in Europe, Belgium, China, Netherlands, United Kingdom, USSR, USA. They retire the dogs if there badly hurt and cant recover or if there pregnant, raising puppies, and or sick and old. (i got this information on http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Police_dog#Retirement)

(its where i found the picture http://www.cwcincinnati.com/media/lib/6/7/a/5/7a546d09-37cb-417f-b5ed-a2382bb18aac/Story.jpg) or if you want more information on Police Dogs go to this website http://www.policek9.com/

Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)

The FBI is involved all year round with the most serious criminal's in the U.S. They deal with both federal criminal investigative body and internal  intelligence agency. Also checks crimes on Indian Reservations. The FBI over all pretty much protects the U.S. from terrorist to fraud. The FBI is set into different groups or offices in these order probably:

• Probationary Agent
• Special Agent
• Senior Special Agent
• Supervisory Special Agent
• Assistant Special Agent-in-Charge (ASAC)
• Special Agent-in-Charge (SAC)
• Assistant Director
• Associate Executive Assistant Director

So forth on with the rankings

It's not an easy job to do but it can be a very rewarding job in the long run. But my honest opinion on this job, is that you must be serious about anything to everything, if you like to think, then it could be a great career for you. I found this information on this website http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federal_Bureau_of_Investigation .

Forensic psychology

In the career field of Forensic psychology is a mixture of Psychology and of the career field Criminal Justice system. When using this in the court system its used by eight folds and the eight folds are:

• Evaluation of possible malingering
• Assessment of mental state for insanity plea
• Competency to stand trial
• Prediction of violence and assessment of risk
• Evaluation of child custody in divorce
• Assessment of personal injury
• Interpretation of polygraph data
• Specialized forensic personality assessment

(i go the information up above from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forensic_psychology)

Its a very rewarding job, you'll be dealing with criminals like never before, get to know them better and even maybe see the reasons why they did such a horrible crime. So they go through evaluations to see if they can go through a trial or if they really knew what they were doing.