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Name:___________________________________Date:___________Period.___ Processing physical evidence Question 1. If blood was to be found at a crime scene. 2. If a typed suicide note was to be found at a crime scene. 3. If drugs were to be found at a crime scene. 4. If an explosive was to be found at a crime scene. 5. If a pistol and some ammunition was to be found at a crime scene. 6. If broken pain glass was to be found at a crime scene. 7. If some blonde hair were to be found at a crime scene. 8. If a finger with blood on it was to be found at a crime scene. 9. If several paint chips were to be found at crime scene. 10. If some black powder was to be found at crime scene. 11. If several grains of dirt were to be found on the floor crime scene. 12. If several scratches were to be found on the door facing of a crime. 13. If a green leafy plant was to be found trampled at a crime scene. 14. If small piece of torn fabric was to be found at a crime scene. To which forensic unit should it be sent? What kind of analysis should be performed? What type of information would you hope to gain? Name:___________________________________Date:___________Period.___ Processing physical evidence ANSWER KEY Question To which forensic unit should it be sent? What kind of analysis should be performed? What type of information would you hope to gain? 1. If blood was to be found at a crime scene. BIOLOGICAL COMPARISON; CHEMICAL BLOOD TYPE; DNA TYPING PHYSICAL COMPARISON;VISUAL; MICROSCOPIC; CHEMICAL FINGERPRINTS; MATCH TO TYPE WRITER PHYSICAL CHEMICAL TYPE OF DRUG & STRENGTH PHYSICAL; FIREARMS COMPARISON; CHEMICAL COMPOSITION; ORIGIN PHYSICAL; FIREARMS COMPARISON; MICROSCOPIC FINGERPRINTS; TYPE OF GUN; MATCH WEAPON & AMMO PHYSICAL; BIOLOGICAL COMPARISON; VISUAL; MICROSCOPIC; CHEMICAL BIOLOGICAL COMPARISON; MICROSCOPIC; CHEMICAL CAUSE OF BREAKAGE; DIRECTION OF IMPACT; FINGERPRINTS;BIOLOGICAL FLUIDS METHOD OF SEPERATION; ORIGIN; DNA TYPING PHYSICAL; BIOLOGICAL COMPARISION; VISUAL; MICROSCOPIC; CHEMICAL PHYSICAL CHEMICAL PHYSICAL; FIREARMS COMPARISION; CHEMICAL 2. If a typed suicide note was to be found at a crime scene. 3. If drugs were to be found at a crime scene. 4. If an explosive was to be found at a crime scene. 5. If a pistol and some ammunition was to be found at a crime scene. 6. If broken pain glass was to be found at a crime scene. 7. If some blonde hair were to be found at a crime scene. 8. If a finger with blood on it was to be found at a crime scene. 9. If several paint chips were to be found at crime scene. 10. If some black powder was to METHOD OF SEPERATION; FINGERPRINT; BLOOD TYPE; DNA; DRUG TESTING; NAIL SCRAPINGS ORIGIN; COMPOSITION IDENTITY; STRENGTH; ORIGIN be found at crime scene. 11. If several grains of dirt were to be found on the floor crime scene. 12. If several scratches were to be found on the door facing of a crime. 13. If a green leafy plant was to be found trampled at a crime scene. 14. If small piece of torn fabric was to be found at a crime scene. PHYSICAL COMPARISION;MICROSCOPIC; CHEMICAL ORIGIN; COMPOSITION PHYSICAL VISUAL; COMPARISION IDENTITY OF TOOL PHYSICAL; BIOLOGICAL VISUAL; CHEMICAL IDENTITY; STRENGTH; ORIGIN BIOLOGICAL COMPARISION; VISUAL; MICROSCOPIC; CHEMICAL ORIGIN; COMPOSITION; METHOD OF SEPERATION; FLUIDS?
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