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Specifically written for field use, this book provides a concise, ready source of information for the processing of the most commonly encountered crime scenes involving both persons and property. The book begins with the initial response and continues on to cover evidence documentation, processing, preservation, and collection. All aspects of scene procedure are covered to make sure investigators don't miss valuable clues that could make or break a case. The book includes a CD with downloadable forms needed for crime scene investigations.
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Specifically written for field use, this book provides a concise, ready source of information for the processing of the most commonly encountered crime scenes involving both persons and property. The book begins with the initial response and continues on to cover evidence documentation, processing, preservation, and collection. All aspects of scene procedure are covered to make sure investigators don't miss valuable clues that could make or break a case. The book includes a CD with downloadable forms needed for crime scene investigations.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Taylor and Francis
- Seitenzahl: 348
- Erscheinungstermin: 21. Mai 2014
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 173mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 590g
- ISBN-13: 9781466557543
- ISBN-10: 1466557540
- Artikelnr.: 39615168
- Verlag: Taylor and Francis
- Seitenzahl: 348
- Erscheinungstermin: 21. Mai 2014
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 173mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 590g
- ISBN-13: 9781466557543
- ISBN-10: 1466557540
- Artikelnr.: 39615168
Michael Maloney is a private consultant and trainer after retiring from a career in Federal Law Enforcement. He holds a Master of Forensic Science Degree from GWU with a Fellowship in Forensic Medicine. He has 20 years experience as a Special Agent with the Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS) and Senior Instructor-Federal Law Enforcement Training Center for Death Investigations and Sex Crimes. He is the author of Death Scene Investigation: Procedural Guide and Crime Scene Investigation: Procedural Guide from CRC Press. Don Housman is a private consultant, educator, and trainer. He retired from a career with the Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS) where he was Chief of the Forensic Consultant Division. He holds a Master of Forensic Sciences degree from GWU with a Fellowship in Forensic Medicine. He has 23 years' experience as a Special Agent with NCIS, and the FBI. He has co-authored four Forensic related books for the Department of Defense and is the co-author of Crime Scene Investigation: Procedural Guide from CRC Press. Ross M. Gardner worked for the United States Army Criminal Investigation Command (USACIDC) as a felony criminal investigator for nearly twenty years. He subsequently served four years as the Chief of Police for the City of Lake City, Georgia, a small suburban Atlanta police department. He is now retired and active in independent consulting. Mr. Gardner holds a Master degree in Computer and Information Systems Management from Webster University, a Bachelors degree in Criminal Justice from Wayland Baptist University and Associates degree in Police Science from Central Texas College. He graduated first in his class at the Scenes of Crime Officers Course, New Scotland Yard, Hendon England. He is a former President of the Association for Crime Scene Reconstruction (ACSR) and has served as the Chairmen of the Education Committee for the International Association of Bloodstain Pattern Analysts (IABPA). He was a charter member of the FBI's Scientific Workgroup on Bloodstain Pattern Analysis (SWGSTAIN) and chaired the Taxonomy and Terminology sub-committee for over ten years. Mr. Gardner was certified by the International Association for Identification as Senior Crime Scene Analyst from 1990-2012. He remains an active instructor and consultant throughout the United States and the world in crime scene analysis, bloodstain pattern analysis and crime scene investigation; teaching to a variety of groups ranging from investigative organizations to trial counsel professional development groups. He is co-author of Bloodstain Pattern Analysis, With an Introduction to Crime Scene Reconstruction, 3rd Edition and Practical Crime Scene Analysis and Reconstruction. Mr. Gardner also authored the text Practical Crime Scene Processing and Investigation 2nd Edition in 2004.
Foreword
Preface
Acknowledgments About the Authors
Section I
CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION
1 Initial Response
Notification
Scene Coordination
Arrival at the Scene
Immediate Actions
Emergency Medical Services (EMS)
Law Enforcement
First Responders
Legal Concerns
Identifying the Scope of the Scene
Primary Scene
Identifying Ancillary Scenes
Administrative Scene Controls
Major Scene Considerations
2 Crime Scene Management
Arrival and Initial Organization
Investigative Plan/Scene Strategy
Scene Considerations
Investigative Direction
Scene Processing
Order of Processing
Available Personnel
Scene Documentation
Command Function
Scene Completion and Post Scene Activities
3 Crime Scene Notes and Observation
Scene Observer Duties Notes
Observations (Scene Indicators) for Indoor Scenes
Structure Type/Location
General Appearance
Possible Related
Video Coverage
Entry/Exit Windows
Kitchen and Dining Room
Environmental Controls
Laundry and Utility Areas
Lighting (in Each Room as well as Outside Lights)
Telephones and Cellular Phones
Mail
Contents of Wastebaskets and Ashtrays
Bath and Toilet Areas
Calendars and Planners
Computers and Internet
Observations for Outdoor Scenes
Environmental Conditions
Immediate Area of Crime Scene
Extended Area of Crime Scene
Observations for Motor Vehicle
Scenes Exterior Interior
4 Crime Scene Videography and Photography
Videography
Setup
Technique
Recording
Photography
Setup
Technique
General Photography Guidelines
Use of Flash
Use of Filters
Scene Photography
Overlapping Method/Panographic
Progressive Method
Photographing Items of Evidence
Photographic Perspectives
5 Crime Scene Sketching
General Components of a Sketch
Depictions Types of Sketches
Scene Measurements
Methods of Measuring
Evidence Identification
6 Crime Scene Search Procedures
General Search Guidelines
Confined Area Searches
Point
to
Point Search
Circle or Spiral Search
Sector Search (Zone Search or Quadrant)
Open
Area Searches
Strip or Line Search
Grid Search
Circle or Spiral Search
Specific Search
Guidelines Vehicle
Searches Exterior
Interior Trunk
Engine Compartment
Computer Searches
Seizure Analysis
7 Aquatic Recovery of Evidence
General
Visually Locating Evidence
Surface Searches
Aerial Searches
Visual Searches (Completely Submerged)
Modeling
Technological Search
Recovery of Evidence
8 Releasing the Scene and Postscene Activities
Postscene Assessment
General Guidelines
Documentation
Releasing the Scene
Section II
CRIMES AGAINST PROPERTY
9 Burglary and Housebreaking
Initial Actions
Establish Perimeter
Legal Concerns
Establishing Context
Crime Scene Processing Guidelines
Stolen Property List
Commonly Encountered Evidence
10 Larceny
Initial Actions
Establish Perimeter
Legal Concerns
Establishing Context
Crime Scene Processing Guidelines
Stolen Property List
Commonly Encountered Evidence
11 Larceny of a Motor Vehicle
Initial Actions
Establish Perimeter
Legal Concerns
Establishing Context
Crime Scene Processing Guidelines
Recovered Motor Vehicle
Crime Scene Processing Guidelines
Establish Perimeter
Establishing Context
Abandoned Motor Vehicle
Vehicle Recovered in Control of Suspects
Determine if There Are Any Indications of Forced Entry to the Vehicle
Vehicle Processing Guidelines
Stolen Property List
Commonly Encountered Evidence
12 Vandalism and Malicious Mischief
Initial Actions
Establishing Perimeter
Legal Concerns
Establishing Context
Crime Scene Processing Guidelines
Commonly Encountered Evidence
Searches Related to Suspect
13 Fire and Arson Scenes
Initial Actions
Establishing Perimeter
Legal Concerns
Establishing Context
Structural Fire Scene Investigations
Fire Scene Processing Guidelines
General Considerations
Scene Photography
Documenting Fire Patterns
Documenting Indicators of Suspected Area(s) of Origin
Documenting Indicators of the Cause of the Fire
Documenting Any Indications the Fire Was Accelerated
Documenting Depth of Charring
Sampling, Collecting, and Packaging Fire Scene Evidence
General
Sampling for Accelerants
Liquids
Solids
Searches Related to Suspect
Vehicle Fire Scene Investigations
General
The Scene
The Vehicle
Fire Scene Evidence
14 Postblast (Explosive Incident) Scenes
Initial Actions
Establishing Perimeter
Legal Concerns
Establishing Context
Crime Scene Processing Guidelines
Initial Briefing
Initial Walk
Through
Blast Scene Mapping (Searching and Evidence Recovery)
Procedure for Mapping
Collecting the Evidence
Associated Fire
Commonly Encountered Evidence
Associated with Device and Component Parts
Postblast Debris
Explosive Evidence Collection Guidelines
Sampling for Explosive Residue
Collecting and Packaging
Liquids
Solids
Section III
CRIMES AGAINST PERSONS
15 Aggravated Assault
Initial Actions
Establishing Perimeter
Legal Concerns
Establishing Context
Crime Scene Processing
Processing the Scene
Examination of the Assault Victim
Examination of Suspect
Commonly Encountered Evidence
16 Robbery from an Individual
Initial Actions
Establishing Perimeter
Legal Concerns
Establishing Context
Strong
Armed Robbery
Armed Robbery
Crime Scene Processing Guidelines
Examination of Robbery Victim if Assaulted during Incident
Examination of Suspect
Additional Searches
Stolen Property List
Commonly Encountered Evidence
17 Robbery from a Business
Initial Actions
Establishing Perimeter
Legal Concerns
Establishing Context
Crime Scene Processing Guidelines
Evidence of Injury
Examination of Assault Victim
Examination of Suspect
Commonly Encountered Evidence
18 Carjacking
Initial Actions
Establishing Perimeter
Legal Concerns
Establishing Context
Crime Scene Processing Guidelines
Evidence of Injury
Commonly Encountered Evidence
19 Kidnapping and Missing Persons
Initial Actions
Establishing a Perimeter
Primary Scene
Secondary or Ancillary Scenes
Legal Concerns
Establishing Perimeter
Establishing Context
Kidnapping
Missing Person
Crime Scene Processing Guidelines
Evidence of Injury
Commonly Encountered Evidence
Rape and Sexual Assault
Initial Actions
Establishing Perimeter
Primary Scene
Secondary Scenes
Legal Concerns
Establishing Context
Stranger Rape
Acquaintance Rape
Drug
Facilitated Sexual Assaults
Crime Scene Processing Guidelines
Evidence of Injury
Minimizing Cross
Contamination of Evidence
Examination of Sexual Assault Victim
Evidence of Additional Physical Assault
Examination of Sexual Assault Suspect
Examination of a Third Party
Commonly Encountered Evidence
Injuries Commonly Associated with
Violent Crime
Manual Strangulation (Throttling)
Injury in Context
The Scene
The Victim
Blunt Force Injury
Injury in Context
The Scene
The Victim
Sharp Force Injury
Injury in Context
The Scene
The Victim
Chopping Injury
Injury in Context
The Scene
The Victim
Gunshot Wounds
Injury in Context
The Scene
The Victim
Entrance Wounds
Exit Wounds
Effect of Distance on Gunshot Wounds
Contact Gunshot Wounds
Close Gunshot Wounds
Intermediate
Range Gunshot Wounds
Distant Gunshot Wounds
CSI Wound Documentation Concerns
22 Child Sexual Assault or Abuse
Initial Actions
Determine the Scene and Establish a Perimeter
Legal Concerns
Establishing Context
Crime Scene Processing Guidelines
Sexual Assault Scenes
Failed Sexual Assault/Abduction
Missing Child Report
Abduction Scene
Assault Scene
The Pedophile and Production of Pedophile Media and Materials
Sexual Abuse Scene
Preface
Acknowledgments About the Authors
Section I
CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION
1 Initial Response
Notification
Scene Coordination
Arrival at the Scene
Immediate Actions
Emergency Medical Services (EMS)
Law Enforcement
First Responders
Legal Concerns
Identifying the Scope of the Scene
Primary Scene
Identifying Ancillary Scenes
Administrative Scene Controls
Major Scene Considerations
2 Crime Scene Management
Arrival and Initial Organization
Investigative Plan/Scene Strategy
Scene Considerations
Investigative Direction
Scene Processing
Order of Processing
Available Personnel
Scene Documentation
Command Function
Scene Completion and Post Scene Activities
3 Crime Scene Notes and Observation
Scene Observer Duties Notes
Observations (Scene Indicators) for Indoor Scenes
Structure Type/Location
General Appearance
Possible Related
Video Coverage
Entry/Exit Windows
Kitchen and Dining Room
Environmental Controls
Laundry and Utility Areas
Lighting (in Each Room as well as Outside Lights)
Telephones and Cellular Phones
Contents of Wastebaskets and Ashtrays
Bath and Toilet Areas
Calendars and Planners
Computers and Internet
Observations for Outdoor Scenes
Environmental Conditions
Immediate Area of Crime Scene
Extended Area of Crime Scene
Observations for Motor Vehicle
Scenes Exterior Interior
4 Crime Scene Videography and Photography
Videography
Setup
Technique
Recording
Photography
Setup
Technique
General Photography Guidelines
Use of Flash
Use of Filters
Scene Photography
Overlapping Method/Panographic
Progressive Method
Photographing Items of Evidence
Photographic Perspectives
5 Crime Scene Sketching
General Components of a Sketch
Depictions Types of Sketches
Scene Measurements
Methods of Measuring
Evidence Identification
6 Crime Scene Search Procedures
General Search Guidelines
Confined Area Searches
Point
to
Point Search
Circle or Spiral Search
Sector Search (Zone Search or Quadrant)
Open
Area Searches
Strip or Line Search
Grid Search
Circle or Spiral Search
Specific Search
Guidelines Vehicle
Searches Exterior
Interior Trunk
Engine Compartment
Computer Searches
Seizure Analysis
7 Aquatic Recovery of Evidence
General
Visually Locating Evidence
Surface Searches
Aerial Searches
Visual Searches (Completely Submerged)
Modeling
Technological Search
Recovery of Evidence
8 Releasing the Scene and Postscene Activities
Postscene Assessment
General Guidelines
Documentation
Releasing the Scene
Section II
CRIMES AGAINST PROPERTY
9 Burglary and Housebreaking
Initial Actions
Establish Perimeter
Legal Concerns
Establishing Context
Crime Scene Processing Guidelines
Stolen Property List
Commonly Encountered Evidence
10 Larceny
Initial Actions
Establish Perimeter
Legal Concerns
Establishing Context
Crime Scene Processing Guidelines
Stolen Property List
Commonly Encountered Evidence
11 Larceny of a Motor Vehicle
Initial Actions
Establish Perimeter
Legal Concerns
Establishing Context
Crime Scene Processing Guidelines
Recovered Motor Vehicle
Crime Scene Processing Guidelines
Establish Perimeter
Establishing Context
Abandoned Motor Vehicle
Vehicle Recovered in Control of Suspects
Determine if There Are Any Indications of Forced Entry to the Vehicle
Vehicle Processing Guidelines
Stolen Property List
Commonly Encountered Evidence
12 Vandalism and Malicious Mischief
Initial Actions
Establishing Perimeter
Legal Concerns
Establishing Context
Crime Scene Processing Guidelines
Commonly Encountered Evidence
Searches Related to Suspect
13 Fire and Arson Scenes
Initial Actions
Establishing Perimeter
Legal Concerns
Establishing Context
Structural Fire Scene Investigations
Fire Scene Processing Guidelines
General Considerations
Scene Photography
Documenting Fire Patterns
Documenting Indicators of Suspected Area(s) of Origin
Documenting Indicators of the Cause of the Fire
Documenting Any Indications the Fire Was Accelerated
Documenting Depth of Charring
Sampling, Collecting, and Packaging Fire Scene Evidence
General
Sampling for Accelerants
Liquids
Solids
Searches Related to Suspect
Vehicle Fire Scene Investigations
General
The Scene
The Vehicle
Fire Scene Evidence
14 Postblast (Explosive Incident) Scenes
Initial Actions
Establishing Perimeter
Legal Concerns
Establishing Context
Crime Scene Processing Guidelines
Initial Briefing
Initial Walk
Through
Blast Scene Mapping (Searching and Evidence Recovery)
Procedure for Mapping
Collecting the Evidence
Associated Fire
Commonly Encountered Evidence
Associated with Device and Component Parts
Postblast Debris
Explosive Evidence Collection Guidelines
Sampling for Explosive Residue
Collecting and Packaging
Liquids
Solids
Section III
CRIMES AGAINST PERSONS
15 Aggravated Assault
Initial Actions
Establishing Perimeter
Legal Concerns
Establishing Context
Crime Scene Processing
Processing the Scene
Examination of the Assault Victim
Examination of Suspect
Commonly Encountered Evidence
16 Robbery from an Individual
Initial Actions
Establishing Perimeter
Legal Concerns
Establishing Context
Strong
Armed Robbery
Armed Robbery
Crime Scene Processing Guidelines
Examination of Robbery Victim if Assaulted during Incident
Examination of Suspect
Additional Searches
Stolen Property List
Commonly Encountered Evidence
17 Robbery from a Business
Initial Actions
Establishing Perimeter
Legal Concerns
Establishing Context
Crime Scene Processing Guidelines
Evidence of Injury
Examination of Assault Victim
Examination of Suspect
Commonly Encountered Evidence
18 Carjacking
Initial Actions
Establishing Perimeter
Legal Concerns
Establishing Context
Crime Scene Processing Guidelines
Evidence of Injury
Commonly Encountered Evidence
19 Kidnapping and Missing Persons
Initial Actions
Establishing a Perimeter
Primary Scene
Secondary or Ancillary Scenes
Legal Concerns
Establishing Perimeter
Establishing Context
Kidnapping
Missing Person
Crime Scene Processing Guidelines
Evidence of Injury
Commonly Encountered Evidence
Rape and Sexual Assault
Initial Actions
Establishing Perimeter
Primary Scene
Secondary Scenes
Legal Concerns
Establishing Context
Stranger Rape
Acquaintance Rape
Drug
Facilitated Sexual Assaults
Crime Scene Processing Guidelines
Evidence of Injury
Minimizing Cross
Contamination of Evidence
Examination of Sexual Assault Victim
Evidence of Additional Physical Assault
Examination of Sexual Assault Suspect
Examination of a Third Party
Commonly Encountered Evidence
Injuries Commonly Associated with
Violent Crime
Manual Strangulation (Throttling)
Injury in Context
The Scene
The Victim
Blunt Force Injury
Injury in Context
The Scene
The Victim
Sharp Force Injury
Injury in Context
The Scene
The Victim
Chopping Injury
Injury in Context
The Scene
The Victim
Gunshot Wounds
Injury in Context
The Scene
The Victim
Entrance Wounds
Exit Wounds
Effect of Distance on Gunshot Wounds
Contact Gunshot Wounds
Close Gunshot Wounds
Intermediate
Range Gunshot Wounds
Distant Gunshot Wounds
CSI Wound Documentation Concerns
22 Child Sexual Assault or Abuse
Initial Actions
Determine the Scene and Establish a Perimeter
Legal Concerns
Establishing Context
Crime Scene Processing Guidelines
Sexual Assault Scenes
Failed Sexual Assault/Abduction
Missing Child Report
Abduction Scene
Assault Scene
The Pedophile and Production of Pedophile Media and Materials
Sexual Abuse Scene
Foreword
Preface
Acknowledgments About the Authors
Section I
CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION
1 Initial Response
Notification
Scene Coordination
Arrival at the Scene
Immediate Actions
Emergency Medical Services (EMS)
Law Enforcement
First Responders
Legal Concerns
Identifying the Scope of the Scene
Primary Scene
Identifying Ancillary Scenes
Administrative Scene Controls
Major Scene Considerations
2 Crime Scene Management
Arrival and Initial Organization
Investigative Plan/Scene Strategy
Scene Considerations
Investigative Direction
Scene Processing
Order of Processing
Available Personnel
Scene Documentation
Command Function
Scene Completion and Post Scene Activities
3 Crime Scene Notes and Observation
Scene Observer Duties Notes
Observations (Scene Indicators) for Indoor Scenes
Structure Type/Location
General Appearance
Possible Related
Video Coverage
Entry/Exit Windows
Kitchen and Dining Room
Environmental Controls
Laundry and Utility Areas
Lighting (in Each Room as well as Outside Lights)
Telephones and Cellular Phones
Mail
Contents of Wastebaskets and Ashtrays
Bath and Toilet Areas
Calendars and Planners
Computers and Internet
Observations for Outdoor Scenes
Environmental Conditions
Immediate Area of Crime Scene
Extended Area of Crime Scene
Observations for Motor Vehicle
Scenes Exterior Interior
4 Crime Scene Videography and Photography
Videography
Setup
Technique
Recording
Photography
Setup
Technique
General Photography Guidelines
Use of Flash
Use of Filters
Scene Photography
Overlapping Method/Panographic
Progressive Method
Photographing Items of Evidence
Photographic Perspectives
5 Crime Scene Sketching
General Components of a Sketch
Depictions Types of Sketches
Scene Measurements
Methods of Measuring
Evidence Identification
6 Crime Scene Search Procedures
General Search Guidelines
Confined Area Searches
Point
to
Point Search
Circle or Spiral Search
Sector Search (Zone Search or Quadrant)
Open
Area Searches
Strip or Line Search
Grid Search
Circle or Spiral Search
Specific Search
Guidelines Vehicle
Searches Exterior
Interior Trunk
Engine Compartment
Computer Searches
Seizure Analysis
7 Aquatic Recovery of Evidence
General
Visually Locating Evidence
Surface Searches
Aerial Searches
Visual Searches (Completely Submerged)
Modeling
Technological Search
Recovery of Evidence
8 Releasing the Scene and Postscene Activities
Postscene Assessment
General Guidelines
Documentation
Releasing the Scene
Section II
CRIMES AGAINST PROPERTY
9 Burglary and Housebreaking
Initial Actions
Establish Perimeter
Legal Concerns
Establishing Context
Crime Scene Processing Guidelines
Stolen Property List
Commonly Encountered Evidence
10 Larceny
Initial Actions
Establish Perimeter
Legal Concerns
Establishing Context
Crime Scene Processing Guidelines
Stolen Property List
Commonly Encountered Evidence
11 Larceny of a Motor Vehicle
Initial Actions
Establish Perimeter
Legal Concerns
Establishing Context
Crime Scene Processing Guidelines
Recovered Motor Vehicle
Crime Scene Processing Guidelines
Establish Perimeter
Establishing Context
Abandoned Motor Vehicle
Vehicle Recovered in Control of Suspects
Determine if There Are Any Indications of Forced Entry to the Vehicle
Vehicle Processing Guidelines
Stolen Property List
Commonly Encountered Evidence
12 Vandalism and Malicious Mischief
Initial Actions
Establishing Perimeter
Legal Concerns
Establishing Context
Crime Scene Processing Guidelines
Commonly Encountered Evidence
Searches Related to Suspect
13 Fire and Arson Scenes
Initial Actions
Establishing Perimeter
Legal Concerns
Establishing Context
Structural Fire Scene Investigations
Fire Scene Processing Guidelines
General Considerations
Scene Photography
Documenting Fire Patterns
Documenting Indicators of Suspected Area(s) of Origin
Documenting Indicators of the Cause of the Fire
Documenting Any Indications the Fire Was Accelerated
Documenting Depth of Charring
Sampling, Collecting, and Packaging Fire Scene Evidence
General
Sampling for Accelerants
Liquids
Solids
Searches Related to Suspect
Vehicle Fire Scene Investigations
General
The Scene
The Vehicle
Fire Scene Evidence
14 Postblast (Explosive Incident) Scenes
Initial Actions
Establishing Perimeter
Legal Concerns
Establishing Context
Crime Scene Processing Guidelines
Initial Briefing
Initial Walk
Through
Blast Scene Mapping (Searching and Evidence Recovery)
Procedure for Mapping
Collecting the Evidence
Associated Fire
Commonly Encountered Evidence
Associated with Device and Component Parts
Postblast Debris
Explosive Evidence Collection Guidelines
Sampling for Explosive Residue
Collecting and Packaging
Liquids
Solids
Section III
CRIMES AGAINST PERSONS
15 Aggravated Assault
Initial Actions
Establishing Perimeter
Legal Concerns
Establishing Context
Crime Scene Processing
Processing the Scene
Examination of the Assault Victim
Examination of Suspect
Commonly Encountered Evidence
16 Robbery from an Individual
Initial Actions
Establishing Perimeter
Legal Concerns
Establishing Context
Strong
Armed Robbery
Armed Robbery
Crime Scene Processing Guidelines
Examination of Robbery Victim if Assaulted during Incident
Examination of Suspect
Additional Searches
Stolen Property List
Commonly Encountered Evidence
17 Robbery from a Business
Initial Actions
Establishing Perimeter
Legal Concerns
Establishing Context
Crime Scene Processing Guidelines
Evidence of Injury
Examination of Assault Victim
Examination of Suspect
Commonly Encountered Evidence
18 Carjacking
Initial Actions
Establishing Perimeter
Legal Concerns
Establishing Context
Crime Scene Processing Guidelines
Evidence of Injury
Commonly Encountered Evidence
19 Kidnapping and Missing Persons
Initial Actions
Establishing a Perimeter
Primary Scene
Secondary or Ancillary Scenes
Legal Concerns
Establishing Perimeter
Establishing Context
Kidnapping
Missing Person
Crime Scene Processing Guidelines
Evidence of Injury
Commonly Encountered Evidence
Rape and Sexual Assault
Initial Actions
Establishing Perimeter
Primary Scene
Secondary Scenes
Legal Concerns
Establishing Context
Stranger Rape
Acquaintance Rape
Drug
Facilitated Sexual Assaults
Crime Scene Processing Guidelines
Evidence of Injury
Minimizing Cross
Contamination of Evidence
Examination of Sexual Assault Victim
Evidence of Additional Physical Assault
Examination of Sexual Assault Suspect
Examination of a Third Party
Commonly Encountered Evidence
Injuries Commonly Associated with
Violent Crime
Manual Strangulation (Throttling)
Injury in Context
The Scene
The Victim
Blunt Force Injury
Injury in Context
The Scene
The Victim
Sharp Force Injury
Injury in Context
The Scene
The Victim
Chopping Injury
Injury in Context
The Scene
The Victim
Gunshot Wounds
Injury in Context
The Scene
The Victim
Entrance Wounds
Exit Wounds
Effect of Distance on Gunshot Wounds
Contact Gunshot Wounds
Close Gunshot Wounds
Intermediate
Range Gunshot Wounds
Distant Gunshot Wounds
CSI Wound Documentation Concerns
22 Child Sexual Assault or Abuse
Initial Actions
Determine the Scene and Establish a Perimeter
Legal Concerns
Establishing Context
Crime Scene Processing Guidelines
Sexual Assault Scenes
Failed Sexual Assault/Abduction
Missing Child Report
Abduction Scene
Assault Scene
The Pedophile and Production of Pedophile Media and Materials
Sexual Abuse Scene
Preface
Acknowledgments About the Authors
Section I
CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION
1 Initial Response
Notification
Scene Coordination
Arrival at the Scene
Immediate Actions
Emergency Medical Services (EMS)
Law Enforcement
First Responders
Legal Concerns
Identifying the Scope of the Scene
Primary Scene
Identifying Ancillary Scenes
Administrative Scene Controls
Major Scene Considerations
2 Crime Scene Management
Arrival and Initial Organization
Investigative Plan/Scene Strategy
Scene Considerations
Investigative Direction
Scene Processing
Order of Processing
Available Personnel
Scene Documentation
Command Function
Scene Completion and Post Scene Activities
3 Crime Scene Notes and Observation
Scene Observer Duties Notes
Observations (Scene Indicators) for Indoor Scenes
Structure Type/Location
General Appearance
Possible Related
Video Coverage
Entry/Exit Windows
Kitchen and Dining Room
Environmental Controls
Laundry and Utility Areas
Lighting (in Each Room as well as Outside Lights)
Telephones and Cellular Phones
Contents of Wastebaskets and Ashtrays
Bath and Toilet Areas
Calendars and Planners
Computers and Internet
Observations for Outdoor Scenes
Environmental Conditions
Immediate Area of Crime Scene
Extended Area of Crime Scene
Observations for Motor Vehicle
Scenes Exterior Interior
4 Crime Scene Videography and Photography
Videography
Setup
Technique
Recording
Photography
Setup
Technique
General Photography Guidelines
Use of Flash
Use of Filters
Scene Photography
Overlapping Method/Panographic
Progressive Method
Photographing Items of Evidence
Photographic Perspectives
5 Crime Scene Sketching
General Components of a Sketch
Depictions Types of Sketches
Scene Measurements
Methods of Measuring
Evidence Identification
6 Crime Scene Search Procedures
General Search Guidelines
Confined Area Searches
Point
to
Point Search
Circle or Spiral Search
Sector Search (Zone Search or Quadrant)
Open
Area Searches
Strip or Line Search
Grid Search
Circle or Spiral Search
Specific Search
Guidelines Vehicle
Searches Exterior
Interior Trunk
Engine Compartment
Computer Searches
Seizure Analysis
7 Aquatic Recovery of Evidence
General
Visually Locating Evidence
Surface Searches
Aerial Searches
Visual Searches (Completely Submerged)
Modeling
Technological Search
Recovery of Evidence
8 Releasing the Scene and Postscene Activities
Postscene Assessment
General Guidelines
Documentation
Releasing the Scene
Section II
CRIMES AGAINST PROPERTY
9 Burglary and Housebreaking
Initial Actions
Establish Perimeter
Legal Concerns
Establishing Context
Crime Scene Processing Guidelines
Stolen Property List
Commonly Encountered Evidence
10 Larceny
Initial Actions
Establish Perimeter
Legal Concerns
Establishing Context
Crime Scene Processing Guidelines
Stolen Property List
Commonly Encountered Evidence
11 Larceny of a Motor Vehicle
Initial Actions
Establish Perimeter
Legal Concerns
Establishing Context
Crime Scene Processing Guidelines
Recovered Motor Vehicle
Crime Scene Processing Guidelines
Establish Perimeter
Establishing Context
Abandoned Motor Vehicle
Vehicle Recovered in Control of Suspects
Determine if There Are Any Indications of Forced Entry to the Vehicle
Vehicle Processing Guidelines
Stolen Property List
Commonly Encountered Evidence
12 Vandalism and Malicious Mischief
Initial Actions
Establishing Perimeter
Legal Concerns
Establishing Context
Crime Scene Processing Guidelines
Commonly Encountered Evidence
Searches Related to Suspect
13 Fire and Arson Scenes
Initial Actions
Establishing Perimeter
Legal Concerns
Establishing Context
Structural Fire Scene Investigations
Fire Scene Processing Guidelines
General Considerations
Scene Photography
Documenting Fire Patterns
Documenting Indicators of Suspected Area(s) of Origin
Documenting Indicators of the Cause of the Fire
Documenting Any Indications the Fire Was Accelerated
Documenting Depth of Charring
Sampling, Collecting, and Packaging Fire Scene Evidence
General
Sampling for Accelerants
Liquids
Solids
Searches Related to Suspect
Vehicle Fire Scene Investigations
General
The Scene
The Vehicle
Fire Scene Evidence
14 Postblast (Explosive Incident) Scenes
Initial Actions
Establishing Perimeter
Legal Concerns
Establishing Context
Crime Scene Processing Guidelines
Initial Briefing
Initial Walk
Through
Blast Scene Mapping (Searching and Evidence Recovery)
Procedure for Mapping
Collecting the Evidence
Associated Fire
Commonly Encountered Evidence
Associated with Device and Component Parts
Postblast Debris
Explosive Evidence Collection Guidelines
Sampling for Explosive Residue
Collecting and Packaging
Liquids
Solids
Section III
CRIMES AGAINST PERSONS
15 Aggravated Assault
Initial Actions
Establishing Perimeter
Legal Concerns
Establishing Context
Crime Scene Processing
Processing the Scene
Examination of the Assault Victim
Examination of Suspect
Commonly Encountered Evidence
16 Robbery from an Individual
Initial Actions
Establishing Perimeter
Legal Concerns
Establishing Context
Strong
Armed Robbery
Armed Robbery
Crime Scene Processing Guidelines
Examination of Robbery Victim if Assaulted during Incident
Examination of Suspect
Additional Searches
Stolen Property List
Commonly Encountered Evidence
17 Robbery from a Business
Initial Actions
Establishing Perimeter
Legal Concerns
Establishing Context
Crime Scene Processing Guidelines
Evidence of Injury
Examination of Assault Victim
Examination of Suspect
Commonly Encountered Evidence
18 Carjacking
Initial Actions
Establishing Perimeter
Legal Concerns
Establishing Context
Crime Scene Processing Guidelines
Evidence of Injury
Commonly Encountered Evidence
19 Kidnapping and Missing Persons
Initial Actions
Establishing a Perimeter
Primary Scene
Secondary or Ancillary Scenes
Legal Concerns
Establishing Perimeter
Establishing Context
Kidnapping
Missing Person
Crime Scene Processing Guidelines
Evidence of Injury
Commonly Encountered Evidence
Rape and Sexual Assault
Initial Actions
Establishing Perimeter
Primary Scene
Secondary Scenes
Legal Concerns
Establishing Context
Stranger Rape
Acquaintance Rape
Drug
Facilitated Sexual Assaults
Crime Scene Processing Guidelines
Evidence of Injury
Minimizing Cross
Contamination of Evidence
Examination of Sexual Assault Victim
Evidence of Additional Physical Assault
Examination of Sexual Assault Suspect
Examination of a Third Party
Commonly Encountered Evidence
Injuries Commonly Associated with
Violent Crime
Manual Strangulation (Throttling)
Injury in Context
The Scene
The Victim
Blunt Force Injury
Injury in Context
The Scene
The Victim
Sharp Force Injury
Injury in Context
The Scene
The Victim
Chopping Injury
Injury in Context
The Scene
The Victim
Gunshot Wounds
Injury in Context
The Scene
The Victim
Entrance Wounds
Exit Wounds
Effect of Distance on Gunshot Wounds
Contact Gunshot Wounds
Close Gunshot Wounds
Intermediate
Range Gunshot Wounds
Distant Gunshot Wounds
CSI Wound Documentation Concerns
22 Child Sexual Assault or Abuse
Initial Actions
Determine the Scene and Establish a Perimeter
Legal Concerns
Establishing Context
Crime Scene Processing Guidelines
Sexual Assault Scenes
Failed Sexual Assault/Abduction
Missing Child Report
Abduction Scene
Assault Scene
The Pedophile and Production of Pedophile Media and Materials
Sexual Abuse Scene