Forensic Science!

Tiny amounts of evidence that are transferred in a crime scene.

The forensic study of documents including ink, handwriting, paper, etc.

The mark left when a vehicle with locked wheels skids along a road surface.

A graph that plots the pitch and loudness of sound over time.

Marks left from a tool that leaves a telltale impression.

An explanation of an observation.

The use of scientific knowledge and methods to answer legal questions.

Something that can be presented in court to make a point during a trial.

Analysis of a document to determine if the writing has been altered.

Someone who is trained to record, collect and test evidence from a crime scene.

Object made by filling a mold with a liquid that takes the shape of the mold.

A written record of who had control of a piece of evidence from the time it was collected.

An educated guess based on observations, prior experience, and research.

Forensic scientists do this before evidence is removed using photos, videos, sketches, etc.

A mark left when an object is pressed against the surface of another object.

Stating an opinion about what will happen in the future.

Raised strips of skin on the fingers that leave an impression on the surfaces they touch.

A print that is flat and only has two dimensions.

A set of laboratory techniques for the separation of mixtures

A mark left when a shoe is pressed against the surface of another object leaving a pattern.

Pattern left when an object is pressed into a surface - three dimensions are shown.

Using as many senses as you safely can to investigate your surroundings.