Assignment Help-Describe the precautions that should be taken when collecting and preserving the evidence at the scene
- Identify a list of all possible trace, biological, and fingerprint evidence you would expect to find at the scene and explain the key locations where the evidence is most likely to be found.
- Describe the precautions that should be taken when collecting and preserving the evidence at the scene.
- Explain the importance of DNA evidence in this case, and where that evidence might be found.
- Describe the role of note taking, photography, and crime scene sketches and the importance of creating an accurate visual record of this crime scene.
- Describe the size and scope of the crime scene. What area or areas need to be protected so that the case can be properly investigated?
- Describe the process of combustion. How do flammable materials ignite?
- Describe the three methods by which heat moves from one object or area to another.
- Explain why it is important for an arson investigator to understand these concept
