08 November 2011
Being a crime scene investigator is a very good career path for those genuinely interested and passionate about police work and in solving crimes. Depending upon qualifications and skills, Crime Scene Investigators can start at any level and the move on with their career path to the administration and management level. While these are not [...]
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05 November 2011
Upon being notified about a crime and arriving at the crime scene, one of the first places that the Crime Scene Investigation team looks at and analyzes is the exterior of the crime scene. This is important because sometimes, there are chances that a criminal may still be hiding at the crime scene. In addition, [...]
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03 November 2011
Every crime scene in Crime Scene Investigation tells a story, different from other scenes. The crime scene is always thoroughly investigated. One of the many reasons for this is that the crime scene and the victim show some important attributes about the way the crime was committed. This is especially true in case of homicide [...]
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01 November 2011
The nature of job of a Crime Scene Technician relates to the collection, identification, classification and analysis of physical evidence found on a crime scene. The forensic science techniques that the technicians use in their job are becoming more and more popular, especially in local and state governments. The nature of responsibilities and level of [...]
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28 October 2011
Crime Scene Photographers play a very significant role at the crime scene. This is associated with the documentation of the details of the crime scene and the potential physical evidence discovered from the crime scene. It is because of these photos that the Crime Scene investigators and detectives can later discuss the crime scene keeping [...]
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23 October 2011
For adopting any profession, having the right skill set and the right educational qualification are two of the most important factors. This also applies to the profession of Crime Scene Investigation. This criterion for becoming an investigator is in terms of both knowledge and skills. Some of the skills needed are natural and can be [...]
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From Crime Scene Investigator to Administrator
Importance of Examining Exterior of Crime Scene Sites
Criminal Profiling through Crime Scene Analysis
Formal Education and Training for Future Crime Scene Technicians
Techniques Employed by Crime Scene Photographers
Responsibilities of a Medical Examiner
The Right Skill Set for a Crime Scene Investigator
How to Become a CSI Photographer