Crime scene

Question 1

Bullet strike: Concentric fractures can be found on which side of the glass?

Answer 1

Entry point

Question 2

Bullet strike: Radial fractures can be found on which side of the glass?

Answer 2

exit

Question 3

Scale for sketches of outdoor crimes scenes: ____ inch equals _____ feet

Answer 3

one inch equals twenty feet

Question 4

Scale for sketches of indoor crime scenes: _____ inch equals ____ foot

Answer 4

1/8 inch equals one foot

Question 5

What method is used for an outdoor crime scene sketch in which only a single fixed or reference point is used?

Answer 5

Polar coordinate method

Question 6

When other measuring techniques will not work and there are numerous objects relating to evidence found, what sketch method should you use?

Answer 6

Transecting baseline coordinate method

Question 7

What is the name of the method in a crime scene sketch to measure the distance of an object from two mutually perpendicular objects such as walls that meet at 90 degrees?

Answer 7

Rectangular coordinate method

Question 8

When conducting a crime scene sketch, what method is it when two fixed objects are used to take measurements from each fixed point to the object?

Answer 8

Triangulation method

Question 9

What are the four types of search methodolgy?

Answer 9

Lane or strip search
grid search
zone search
spiral searc