Mock Crime Scene Presentation
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This presentation was put together by myself and my team members in a previous Crime Scene Documentation class that we all took together. In this Mock Crime Scene, we all had certain roles and had to act as actual Crime Scene Investigators and put together the clues to figure out what happened to the victim. We conducted measurements from one piece of evidence to its distance from each wall. Photos were taken and all evidence were packaged and labeled correctly. Sketches of the building and room were made as well as an overview of the entire building showing where the Crime Scene took place.
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1–2 Gyr after collision, and certainly not later than 3 Gyr. This is further evidence that the progenitor of the ‘last major merger’
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the last few Gyr, consistent with the body of work surrounding the VRM.
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Mock Crime Scene Presentation
- 1. Investigation Station Crime Scene Presentation FSC-445-SPR-16-GR-01 Veronica Havard, Amber Massey, Shamaria Sanders, Shantara Gibbs, and ShaTarra Harris
- 2. Dispatch Call Group 1 received the call at 12:38pm Officer Chris Johnson from Forrest County Sheriff’s Department Phone #: 601-408-5111 Clarion Inn 6541 Hwy 49 N Hattiesburg, MS 39401 Block C, Room 245
- 3. First Responder Officer Chris Johnson of FCSD Badge #: F44 Phone #: 601-408-5111 Dispatched at 12:16 pm and arrived at 12:20 pm Information of the crime scene Possible Suicide - White male with three gunshots No witnesses present Door to the balcony was ajar and the lights were on
- 9. Exterior Overview pt. 1- West side of building; left to right
- 10. Exterior Overview pt. 2- West side of building continued; left to right
- 11. Interior Overviews pt. 1
- 12. Interior Overviews pt. 2
- 13. Body shots ❖ Horizontal shots (2) ❖ Vertical shots (2) ❖ Coroner’s arrival ➢ Beneath victim ➢ Back of victim
- 15. Significant pieces of evidence (pt.1):
- 16. Significant pieces of evidence (pt. 2):
- 17. Significant pieces of evidence (pt. 3):
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- 24. End of Crime Scene
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