Across
- 3. a shoe print is either physical or biological evidence
- 5. fingerprints, DNA, handwriting are examples of this type of evidence
- 6. a type of fingerprint that can be plain or tented
- 9. the type of evidence that has the characteristics common to a group of objects
- 10. interview witnesses to try to figure out what happened at a crime scene
- 18. what do the letters CSI mean
- 21. a type of fingerprint that can be radial or ulnar
- 22. is given credit for the statement, " every contact leaves a trace"
- 24. a person thought to be capable of committing a crime
- 25. the original location of a crime or an accident
- 27. a strand of hair is either physical or biological evidence
Down
- 1. determines the preliminary cause of death
- 2. the number of bones found in an adult skeleton
- 4. anything that can be linked to an unique source
- 7. the phenomenon in which people are better at recognizing faces of their own race rather than those of other races
- 8. who has a larger skull ...male of female
- 11. small but measurable amounts of physical evidence found at a crime scene
- 12. is concerned primarily with identify and examination of human skeletal remains
- 13. a statement of where a suspect was at the time of a crime
- 14. is the top reason to commit a crime
- 15. who has wider pelvic bones
- 16. a type of fingerprint that can be central pocket or double loop
- 17. who can handle more information at one time
- 19. what you would use to collect a sample of blood as evidence
- 20. the type of bone that is used to estimate the height of a victim
- 23. any physical location in which a crime has occurred
- 26. the person who typically arrives first at a crime scene