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A CRIME SCENE SCENARIO: Accident, Suicide, or Homicide? EPISODE TWO In the crime scene scenario described at the beginning of episode one, detectives Dodge and Summer discovered a body in a residential

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1. Begin by documenting the location of the crime scene, including the address and any specific landmarks or identifiers.
2. Take extensive photographs and videos of the entire scene, capturing both wide shots and close-ups of any potential evidence or points of interest.
3. Record detailed notes about the layout of the scene, noting the position and condition of any objects or furniture, as well as any signs of forced entry or disturbance.
4. Interview any witnesses or individuals present at the scene, documenting their statements and obtaining their contact information for future reference.
5. Create a diagram or sketch of the crime scene, including measurements and annotations, to aid in recreating the scene later.
6. Collect and properly package any physical evidence found at the scene, making sure to wear gloves and use appropriate tools to prevent contamination.
7. Label and document each piece of evidence, including a description of what it is, where it was found, and who collected it.
8. Secure the evidence in appropriate containers or bags and seal them to maintain the chain of custody.
9. Document any potential biological or trace evidence, such as bloodstains or footprints, using the appropriate collection techniques and tools.
10. Conduct a thorough search of the crime scene, focusing on areas where potential evidence may be concealed or overlooked.
11. Finally, ensure that all relevant details, observations, and actions taken at the crime scene are accurately recorded in a detailed report for future reference and analysis.

Who needs a crime scene scenario:

1. Law enforcement agencies conducting criminal investigations.
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3. Prosecutors and defense attorneys preparing for court proceedings.
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5. Private investigators working on behalf of individuals or organizations involved in the case.
6. Academic researchers studying crime scene analysis and investigation techniques.

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