CSI Crime Scene Investigation

The Season 7 Finale: Living Doll (Pt. 1) Starring William Peterson, Marg Helgenberger, Jorja Fox, George Eads, Paul Guilfoyle, Gary Dourdan, Eric Szmanda, Robert David Hall and Louise Lombard Special Guest Starring: Wallace Langham The Season 8 Premiere: Dead Doll (Pt. 2) Starring William Peterson, Marg Helgenberger, Jorja Fox, George Eads, Paul Guilfoyle, Gary Dourdan, Eric Szmanda, Robert David Hall and Wallace Langham Special Guest Starring: Louise Lombard

What the detective does at the crime scene is taking the witness statements of what happend during the crime anf if they saw who the killer was and if you give a statment even if it inberisen you need to tell the truth the detective dosent care what you were dong if you not a suspect or the killer

Forensic labs are often called in to identify unknown powders, liquids and pills that may be illicit drugs. There are basically two categories of forensic tests used to analyze drugs and other unknown substances: Presumptive tests (such as color tests) give only an indication of which type of substance is present -- but they can't specifically identify the substance. Confirmatory tests (such as gas chromatography/mass spectrometry) are more specific and can determine the precise identity of the substance.

they would defend themselves by using solid evidence they have collected throughout there investigation.

Evidence must be creditable to accept in the court of law. Crime scene investigators in order to maintain reliability must be certain and take every step of collecting evidence seriously. In this factor, experts also used to defend evidence findings from a crime scene. As long as the proper steps taken to collect the evidence to be able to test it then the crime scene investigator has done his or her job. The steps that would fir protocol are chain of custody is the evidence discovered the chain of custody starts. This would include who discovered and collected the evidence where it discovered and how it collected with the time and date. You have the photographs evidence for the location of the crime scene. Where the evidence located on the crime scene and objects that may be of use as evidence. There is the collection of the evidence, which as long as the guidelines followed to the last letter and times and dates put on the package without contamination then the evidence presented in court. The evidence put in a controlled environment until trial. There is the expert witness testimony, which used to defend the evidence creditability and how it relates to the trial. The expert witness can explain the findings of the evidence to show it is link to the defendant in the case.

The Tylenol tampering that caused the deaths of several people back in 1982 is recognized as the first case of its type in which the FBI became involved. See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1982_Chicago_Tylenol_murders

Because they have to have drwings and photos in the file in case one of the investigators miss something they can look at the drawing and get a directed spot and the crime scene to document the evedents for court to put the criminal away because you don't want to have a criminal ronenig the streets at night or in day light so he cant kill or rape someone else that's why they have to have two things photos and drawings of the crime scene fot the file.

Many of the original cast members left CSI Las Vegas to pursue other avenues. Some also stated they thought they had stayed with the show long enough.

William Peterson also known as Gil Grissom, left Crime Scene Investigation after nine long seasons in 2008, but his last episode aired in 2009. His last episode was in the mid-season of season 9 the episode itself was seen as a rite of passage for Lawrence Fishburne. In William Peterson's last episode titled "On the Go" his character offers Fishburne's character a job at the crime lab, starting a new beginning for him and the lab itself. William Peterson left CSI in order to explore more options with his life, he seemed to be stuck in a great job, but was left with the feeling that he wanted to do more. This feeling had hit him a couple years ago as well when he took a sabbatical in season seven of CSI, the showed played it off as Gil Grissom teaching at William's College in Williamstown, Massachusetts. The reason William Peterson took that time off was to participate in a Broadway play called, "Talk Radio". All in all William Peterson was a great if not fantastic addition to the cast of CSI.

under uv lights, different inks appear differently, e.g. it fluoresces. if the forged signature is diffrent from the rest of the document, chances are that the signature is forged

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definition of crime detection and investigation

No - not at all. Most of the techniques are valid - although often tainted a little for dramatic benefit. I wish that I could have gone to a crime scene and had the DNA results back that afternoon! Also the costs of most of the scientific techniques are prohibitive for everyday crimes. If your house gets burglarized, don't expect the full force of a CSI team to employed to find the bad guy that took your DVD. CSI and similar programs have completely changed victim and jury expectations in the ten years or so since I became a CSI. Sadly we rarely drive from the scene and go to pick up the bad guy! If only we could solve every major crime in 45 minutes - and even get three commercial breaks too! Most of the chemical tests that you see are real - like the use of Luminol; most of the physical tests are real - like blood splatter and bullet trajectories; most of the technologies are real - like machines that sample chemicals or air; .... but the producers invoke some artistic license to make the programmes more interesting and exciting - waiting three weeks is not as much fun as a machine that spits out the right answer in seconds!

Anything found at a crime scene is considered evidence.

doc Robbins is the lab doctor and David is the field doctor

CSI Crime Scene Investigation - 2000 The Unusual Suspect 6-18 was released on:

USA: 30 March 2006

Hungary: 29 June 2006

Australia: 24 September 2006

France: 8 October 2006

Finland: 27 December 2006

Germany: 1 March 2007

Japan: 18 August 2007

field case

ID badge

torch

mini microscope

fingerprint pad

fingerprint brush

swabs

specimen collection jars

chalk

fingerprinting powders

fingerprint lifters

pair of plastic gloves

pair of tweezers

magnifying glass

crime scene tape

goggles

string

L shaped rulers

large evidence bags

small evidence bags

evidence tags

evidence markers

evidence logs

test tubes

stencils

plaster frames

bags of plaster

UV Light

crime scene notebook

voice recorder

pen with torch on the end

she became to overwhelmed and stressed. And just couldn't cope. Also grissom had just proposed to her and it was against the regulations for them to be together so one of them had to go, so she left.

They are referring to types of finger prints, generally you either have whirls or arches and loops

about genetic fingerprinting

Justin Bieber acted the part of Jason McCann in CSI: Crime Scene Investigation for two episodes: Shock Waves (Season 11, Episode 1), Targets of Obsession (Season 11, Episode 15).

According to an interview with Emmanuelle Vaugier...
"They're just cutting back to save some money. Also, it makes sense for ratings to kill off a character that people have grown to like. It wasn't personal. They wouldn't have kept me for three years if they didn't like me."

http://eddie-cahill.net/emmanuelle-vaugier-interview/

Danny is still a csi agent and afterwards he is comforted by don and stella

i would have to say it show lividity in the small of its back!

Millie's marry's Ben :-)