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Figure J.1). There are two basic types of perspectives that are used for crime scene sketches: the overhead or "bird's-eye view" and the elevation or "side view" (see Figure J.2). A rough sketch is made at the crime scene before evidence collection. It shows all the evi-dence to be collected, major structures present in the crime scene, and ...
A crime scene diagram will be made for homicide and suspicious death scenes. At the direction of a Forensic Services Supervisor or Detective, a diagram may be required for other types of investigations. Diagrams are normally requested by Internal Affairs for Use of Deadly Force Review Boards. A crime scene sketch will be completed at the crime ...
This work presents a premier systematic literature review (SLR) that offers a structured, methodical, and rigorous approach to understanding the trend of research in 3D crime scene...
Crime scene photography is the systematic capture and documentation of visual evidence at the scene of a crime through the use of photography equipment. Its primary role lies in the meticulous preservation of critical evidentiary details, ranging from the overall layout of the crime scene to minute traces of physical evidence.
6 mar 2011 · The document provides guidance on sketching a crime scene, including the purpose of crime scene sketches, the types of sketches (rough and finished), necessary materials, and step-by-step instructions. It emphasizes accurately documenting the location and relationships of objects and evidence through measurement and notation.
What a Rough Sketch contains • Contains an accurate depiction of the dimensions (measurements) of the scene • Shows the location of all objects having a bearing on the case: –All recovered items of physical evidence –Other important features of crime scene: furniture, bodies, blood stains, photograph locations, etc.
• Hand-draw a rough, overhead view sketch of the crime scene. • Record the location of any evidence and include details of its size. • Measure the length of each wall.
