Long ago the court wouldn't allow the people that works with plants and or collects plants for evidence wasn't able to be used cause there's so many plants around the world, how were they going to be able to identify where the person was at the time of the crime. For an example two kids were found buried under a tree and the people found seeds in the kids stomach and when they found out that the seeds were poisonous. The stepfather called a missing report to the police and they got the man sentenced two life sentence because the seeds on the blanket and the seeds on the father was a match. He even lied his way out saying he had these types of seeds on this farm he owned and none was to be found. Now a days they use plants to use in court unless it doesn't have anything to do with the crime. (i got this information from this site http://www.botany.org/planttalkingpoints/crime.php#Milne) (I got the image from http://www.cbclearning.ca/media/catalog/product/cache/6/image/800x600/17f82f742ffe127f42dca9de82fb58b1/Z/Z/ZZY-09-07_450__1.jpg) My opinion of Forensic Botany, well it isn't the greatest job in the world because you don't get to use some of the evidence you get from crime scenes if it deals with plants in court.
Showing posts with label Crime scene (forensic). Show all posts
Showing posts with label Crime scene (forensic). Show all posts
Tuesday, February 28, 2012
Crime Scene Botanicals
Long ago the court wouldn't allow the people that works with plants and or collects plants for evidence wasn't able to be used cause there's so many plants around the world, how were they going to be able to identify where the person was at the time of the crime. For an example two kids were found buried under a tree and the people found seeds in the kids stomach and when they found out that the seeds were poisonous. The stepfather called a missing report to the police and they got the man sentenced two life sentence because the seeds on the blanket and the seeds on the father was a match. He even lied his way out saying he had these types of seeds on this farm he owned and none was to be found. Now a days they use plants to use in court unless it doesn't have anything to do with the crime. (i got this information from this site http://www.botany.org/planttalkingpoints/crime.php#Milne) (I got the image from http://www.cbclearning.ca/media/catalog/product/cache/6/image/800x600/17f82f742ffe127f42dca9de82fb58b1/Z/Z/ZZY-09-07_450__1.jpg) My opinion of Forensic Botany, well it isn't the greatest job in the world because you don't get to use some of the evidence you get from crime scenes if it deals with plants in court.
Saturday, February 25, 2012
Forensic Black Powder
Forensic people use black powder to get fingerprints of surfaces that need to be collected. The powder is made of "black carbon or charcoal." Its easy to make a mess with it since it comes out very fast. It's easier to use along with other tools to collect those hard to see fingerprints.
The words black carbon or charcoal came from this website http://www.bxscience.edu/publications/forensics/articles/fingerprinting/f-fing03.htm
I got this image from this site http://avant-gardex.com/images/isimages/MOFS-1-0301.jpg
My opinion of Forensic Black Powder is interesting, I never knew they would use this to collect fingerprints I thought they used just the special tape.
The words black carbon or charcoal came from this website http://www.bxscience.edu/publications/forensics/articles/fingerprinting/f-fing03.htm
My opinion of Forensic Black Powder is interesting, I never knew they would use this to collect fingerprints I thought they used just the special tape.
Friday, February 24, 2012
Video Presentations -- Crime Scene Investigator Network#1#1#1#1#1#1#1
Video Presentations -- Crime Scene Investigator Network#1#1#1#1#1#1#1
These videos shows how to get fingerprints of any surface, even the ground.
My opinion on getting fingerprints from this video is bizarre for most people but interesting to me, i like to learn anything crime scenes. This topic catches my eye.
These videos shows how to get fingerprints of any surface, even the ground.
My opinion on getting fingerprints from this video is bizarre for most people but interesting to me, i like to learn anything crime scenes. This topic catches my eye.
Friday, February 10, 2012
Crime Scene (forensics)
There's many parts for a Crime Scene, there's the victim, the killer, the people that seen it happen, the police, and many more. People that you see carrying heavy cases full of equipment are the Forensic people, they come to collect items from the scene like the weapon, unknown items under the dead person's finger nails etc. They do a lot of hard work, and it takes hours to think about why, how, when, this happen. So they collect this information to find the killer and bring justice for that family. They have the biggest job to help solve crimes around the world, so without them the crimes of hard cold cases wouldn't be able to be solved.
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My opinion on just the Forensic part of the crime scene is phenomenal, they do so much to get the evidence that they need. I would say just caring a suitcase of equipment would be super heavy but to them its natural of doing it.
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