Across
- 2. Evidence you can touch or measure
- 6. A possible explanation based on evidence
- 7. Able to be done again with similar results
- 12. A step taken to check if a hypothesis is supported
- 13. The part of an experiment used for comparison
- 15. Evidence that comes from what a person says
- 17. Written or visual records of a crime scene
- 19. A drawn map showing where objects and evidence are located
- 20. Steps taken to protect a crime scene from interference
- 22. Written descriptions of what is observed at a scene
- 26. Evidence that can be linked to one specific source
Down
- 1. A process used to ask questions and find answers
- 3. Evidence that could belong to many people or objects
- 4. Something that can change in an experiment
- 5. Scientific tests or techniques used in connection with the detection of crime
- 8. A written record showing who handled evidence and when
- 9. Information you notice using your senses
- 10. What the investigator is trying to find out
- 11. Information collected during an investigation
- 13. The place where an event being investigated happened
- 14. Taken to record a scene before anything is moved
- 16. A decision based on evidence and data
- 18. The steps followed during an investigation
- 21. A conclusion or guess based on observations
- 23. When evidence is changed, mixed, or spread
- 24. A form used to track evidence handling
- 25. Objects or Information used to help explain what happened