Crime Scene Investigator Forum
Forensic Helpin Careers
Hi Everyone,
My name is Anthony a Swedish native in my final year/semester of forensic studies at my university in London (United Kingdom). During my time of study I have always had great aspirations of pursuing a career in forensic toxicology or marks and traces in the forensic field in the ...read more
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Science Fairin Research
Hello, I am working on a new process tweaking crime scene investigation tools that are used today in hopes that they may be helpful to law enforcement offices in 3rd world countries. I am doing this for a high school science fair project and I currently have no college education in criminal or f...read more
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entry level CSI? 2013 graduate lookingin Careers
Hello, I graduated with an associate's degree in criminal investigations in 2013, and was looking for something entry level in the field. There is nothing currently in Alabama because they want us to be police officers first. I am willing to relocate, even if it's just apprentice style work or a...read more
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How to develop latent fingerprints on all kinds of paper evidence by Non Destructive Testin Forensic Techniques
by Joyce
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It is used widely using Ninhydrin such tranditional way to detect latent fingerprints, but for the tissue paper such loose structure papers, Ninhydrin cannot do, so how to get the latent fingerprints?
1, Not need chemical reagent, not pollute the paper.
2, Even the tissue paper, detect late...read more
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Becomming A CSIin Education
Hello,
I am currently applying for universities and colleges but I had a question that I just wanted to make sure I was right about before making any final decisions. Would a Bachelors Degree in Criminal Justice or even Criminology with a few classes in forensics be enough to get admitted for ...read more
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Facebook page may be of interestin Resources
by Robert Green
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Hope it's ok to share our FB page from the University of Kent - forensic science programmes with you. I try to post most days with news items, articles, ebooks, podcasts and jobs...
Hope you'll find of interest and like/share.
Robert Green - University of Kent.
https://www.facebook.com...read more
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School Project Shadowing/Interviewin Research
by Lydia S
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I am doing a project at school and would like to shadow or interview a forensic scientist. If any one has a name and contact info of one who would be available and up to it, it would be greatly appreciated.
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How to find your suitable forensic kits?in Equipment and Supplies
by Lily
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Could you tell me which forensic kits you use frequently?
no doubt ,someone must say magnifier and UV light
Any equipment can work with two functions of magnifier and UV light ?
You sure know there is already lots of UV magnifier in the market.
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Do you know there is a magnifier ...read more
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What Major + Good Colleges for a BS Degreein Education
Hello! I need your guys' help! I can't figure out which major to go for. I want to become a crime scene investigator, but I don't know what to major in. Should I major in chemistry? Or forensic science? Or something else? I've tried looking at UC's here in California, but I haven't found any tha...read more
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Non Invasive Blood Detectionin Forensic Techniques
Hi All,
im looking for a way to detect blood in plastic surfaces without the use of chemical agents like luminol, is there any machine that can detect blood presence without using chemicals??
Thank You
Eddy.villa@live.com
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Drone usage on a crime scenein Research
Hi all. I have recently started researching the possibility of using drones in crime scene. If you and/or your agency use drones either on a crime scene or for aerial photographs can you let me know what agency you are with and what state and how long you have been using them? If you have resear...read more
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by Tony
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Hi there,
my name is DEL GAIZO Antonio I've got on your wepage surfing on the web that's why I have some inquiry to you to get some informations:
I'm 42 yrs old Italian guy with 22 police job xperience on my cv, and since I've been dealing with Computer Graphics from the first years of the ...read more
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I recently graduated with my Nurse Practitioner's degree and studying for the Broads at this time. I have always wanted to be a forensic investigator. Also, I took an online forensic course with Kaplan University that was very exciting to me in 2007. I live in South Florida and willing to rel...read more
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Crime Scene Camerasin Equipment and Supplies
My department is looking into new cameras for the Crime Scene guys, so I'm trying to get information. What cameras are you Crime Scene Techs using these days? What lens sizes do you have? Any special equipment that goes with them? Also, where do you buy your camera equipment? We previously u...read more
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UK CSI looking for a days attachment with US CSI Departmentin Miscellaneous
Hi, I am a CSI with a UK police force with 13 years experience I am coming to Washington in November as part of my masters degree for a week. I was wondering if it would be possible to do a days attachment with a CSI department. Would anybody know how I go about contacting the relevant person/s...read more
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Internshipin Education
I will be graduating from college in the spring and was wondering if I had to do an internship before I can get a job in my field. If so any suggestions of where and how? I live in the San Francisco/East Bay Area of California. Any help would be great.
Jasmine
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Wrongly convicted of rapein Research
by Tony
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If three men were to have sex with the same woman, would a positive secreta cancel out a negative secreta. So if two of the men were negative secreta and one was a positive secreta, would the positive secreta sperm, cancel out the negative, so that you wouldn't be able to distinguish whether th...read more
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Crime scene skillsin Research
by Mosorio12
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Hello, what is a particular skill that you have and how do you process evidence from a crime scene to court testimony?
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Can I take Biology instead of Forensics?in Education
Hey, I'm a high school senior and I'm starting to apply to some colleges. I would like to be a CSI but I'm wondering if instead of majoring in forensics (most of the colleges I'm applying to don't offer it) I could major in Biology. I just would like to know before I officially start applying to...read more
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Forensic Science in Criminal Courts: Ensuring Scientific Validity of Feature-Comparison Methodsin Research
by Boyd Baumgartner
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President’s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology released a report today titled Forensic Science in Criminal Courts: Ensuring Scientific Validity of Feature-Comparison Methods . This follows the 2009 National Academy of Science's Report: 'Strengthening Forensic Science: A Path Forward...read more
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by ChrisJ
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So I'm writing a story about what a college town thinks is an elusive serial killer is actually a killer ghost. The scene is essentially a young woman goes to use a pregnancy test and is cut to pieces while in the girls restroom, however, since the killer is from another plane of existence, base...read more
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Hi Group,
I am working a case and need a forensics expert to compare shoe (boot) tread to a facial injury (photo).
Any suggestions?
Thank you,
Christine Burke, MAOM
Strategic Intelligence Services PLLC
Investigate the Possibilities
1900 W Chandler Boulevard, 15-263, Chandler AZ ...read more
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Camcordersin Research
Recently the administrations would like us to record live video of when officers enter to serve a search warrant from a distant. As well record the entry and exit of the scene. As of now we only have a Nikon D3100 for our photograph but we used it to record video. Problem is the video and microp...read more
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Death Smellin Forensic Techniques
I've just started as a crime scene analyst, and had my first badly composed body the other day. The smell was awful at first but I eventually got used to it. So used to it, I guess I couldn't smell it on my uniform, although all the detectives assured me it was there. My question is, what's t...read more
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active oxygen at a crime scenein Research
by CG Bauer
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I've read that bleach with active oxygen removes indications of hemoglobin, which makes using luminol ineffective for discovering blood at a crime scene. Can forensics folks test a crime scene for the use of oxygenated bleach as a neutralizing agent? I'm a crime novelist. Thanks.
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