Searching and Examining a Major Case Crime Scene
The author provides guidelines for examining a major case crime scene. These include: the initial death scene examination, photographs, notifying the medical examiner, continuing the search, fingerprint evidence, expanding the search, personal information, curious onlookers at the scene, and evidence.
The author provides guidelines for examining a major case crime scene. These include: the initial death scene examination, photographs, notifying the medical examiner, continuing the search, fingerprint evidence, expanding the search, personal information, curious onlookers at the scene, and evidence.
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Date Added to MERLOT:
July 08, 2006
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December 14, 2006
Author:
Russ Ruslander
Palm Beach Co. Sheriff Office
Submitter:
Cathy
Swift
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