Discover published sets by community

Conducting an initial survey to establish the boundaries of the scene and identify potential evidence.

Creating a detailed record of the scene through notes, photographs, sketches, and possibly videos.

Systematic search for evidence, applying scientific methods like fingerprinting, casting, and chemical analysis.

Systematic gathering of physical evidence such as fingerprints, DNA, and any objects that may be connected to the crime.

Interpreting the evidence to understand the sequence of events, positions of victims and suspects, and the crime's nature.

Properly packaging, labeling, and sealing evidence to maintain its integrity and prevent deterioration or contamination.

Securing the scene involves isolating the area to prevent contamination and preserve evidence.

Maintain a chain of custody log and compile a comprehensive report documenting the investigation process and findings.

Conduct additional inquiries and evidence analysis after the initial crime scene investigation to corroborate the gathered information and fill in gaps.