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Forensic Science - Coggle Diagram

- - - - One example of class evidence is a piece of glass that fits exactly to the bottle. One example of individual evidence is fiber that came off of a garment. There is no promise that the fiber is from the garment.
- - - - According to thebalancecareer.com analytical skills refers to the abilities to collect and analyze information, problem-solving, and making decisions. Which are all important if one would like to become a forensic scientist.
      - Deductive reasoning is the ability to reach a specific, logical conclusion based on a general statement or hypothesis, according to livescience.com.
- - - - According to projects.nfstc.com, the chain of custody is established when an investigator takes custody of evidence at a crime scene, and it is maintained whenever evidence is received from another officer or detective.
- - - - Everyone involving in a crime investigation has different jobs. For example, according to indeed.com, medics take care of anyone who is hurt at the scene. Investigators look for evidences at the crime scene and try to solve the crimes. photographers take pictures of the crime scene to capture evidence and take them back to investigators for them to analyze the picture for more detail information and possible clues. Lastly, lab experts test evidence samples collected from the scene to identify victims and suspects.