FBI

The FBI uses a technique called short tandem repeat (STR) analysis to create DNA profiles for criminal investigations. This method looks at specific regions in the DNA that differ among individuals, allowing for accurate identification and comparison of samples. These DNA fingerprints can help link suspects to crime scenes or exclude innocent individuals from investigations.

There are 5 main methods of seed dispersal. They are;

- Wind dispersal

- Gravity dispersal

- Water dispersal

- Animal dispersal (including humans!)

- force dispersal

This is a journal. The last two words are "Corrosion Journal", I believe. I'm not sure if "Br" stands for the halide Bromine or if it stands for "Brackish" or if it is something I've not thought of yet.

Some good colleges to consider for a CSI career are University of California, Davis, George Mason University, and Pennsylvania State University. These colleges offer strong programs in forensic science, criminal justice, and related fields that can prepare you for a career in CSI. It is also recommended to look for colleges with internship opportunities and hands-on training in forensic techniques.

Some states are more effective and efficient in apprehending and prosecuting criminals than others. Also, it is easier to be convicted in some states than in others. Additionally, some states have more liberal judges that tend to incarcerate convicts less often than others.

Depends on the company. My girlfriend is a full-time mechanic in his father's shop. He works 6 days a week from 8 AM until around 7 PM usually, rarely earlier. I hardly get to see him. His brother, on the other hand, works in the lube shop at Wal-Mart 5 days a week for exactly 8 hours a day. It really depends on the place and shifts. If there are no shifts, you could expect to put in 10 hour days.

FBI Special Agents enter service usually at the GS-10 ($56,421) level, depending on experience, and rise a grade each year to GS-13 ($85,500) level, GS-13 tops out at $111,148.
FBI Special Agents in training are provide with salaries consistent with GS-10 employees, who earn $43,441 per year in addition to a Quantico, VA COLA adjustment of $7,602 for the year (training is only for about 21 weeks).

The job payment for an FBI agent can vary based on factors such as years of experience, rank, and location. However, the starting salary for an FBI agent is typically around $55,000 to $65,000 per year, with opportunities for promotion and increased pay as they advance in their career.

There is no definitive evidence that Eliot Ness, a law enforcement officer during the Prohibition era, ever personally killed someone with a gun. Ness was known for his leadership in the Untouchables, a group of prohibition agents who fought against organized crime. While he was involved in various crime-fighting activities, it is unclear if he directly caused any fatalities.

Usually rewards are offered to people who have information which lead to an arrest of a Federal fugitive. People with info contact the FBI and whatever organization has offered the reward money be it "Crime Stoppers" or some government agency will dish out the reward once an arrest is made.

Keep in mind that they wont just give you money for turning in your local drug dealer.

Base salary does not vary from state to state, but rather goes along the standardized grade levels of the federal government. There are cost of living adjustments, but these are a fraction of the total salary. For a table of these two see: http://www.fbijobs.gov/61.asp#4

If you are getting married to an FBI agent while your spouse is in the military, it can introduce unique challenges related to career and lifestyle. Both professions often involve demanding schedules and potential deployments. It is important to communicate openly, support each other's career paths, and be flexible in order to navigate the specific dynamics of being in a relationship with a military service member and an FBI agent.

Yes, girls can be FBI agents. The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) does not discriminate on the basis of gender, and women have been serving as FBI agents for many years. In fact, the FBI actively encourages diversity and strives to have a workforce that reflects the population it serves.

Yes, a high school diploma is required to become an FBI agent. In addition to the educational requirement, candidates must meet other qualifications such as having relevant work experience and passing a rigorous background investigation. A bachelor's degree is strongly recommended and can enhance one's competitiveness for the position.

There is no information on the name of the FBI agent present when Robert Kennedy received the last rites. However, an FBI agent, Bill Barry, was present when he was fatally shot.

The NCAVC is a part of the FBI which stands for National Center Analysis of Violent Crime. This part of the FBI has been very helpful in analysing data, finding similarities in separate crime scenes, ect.

The FBI has access to certain foreign criminal record databases through mutual legal assistance agreements and information-sharing partnerships with other countries' law enforcement agencies. However, the extent of this access can vary depending on the specific agreements and relationships in place with each country.

FBI has their own SWAT team. Its called the HRT. Hostage Rescue Team. Its better than SWAT because FBI provides better benefits and better training. Along with Security to your house. They keep an eye on you to make sure you are ok.

But if you want to downgrade from FBI to regular SWAT, just go to the police station and join their SWAT team.

Yes, FBI agents use helicopters for various purposes such as surveillance, transportation, and search and rescue operations. Helicopters provide them with the ability to access remote or difficult-to-reach areas quickly and efficiently.

Quantico is both an army base and an FBI training facility located in Prince William County, Virginia. The Quantico Marine Corps Base is primarily used as a training facility for the United States Marine Corps, while the FBI Academy at Quantico provides training for new FBI agents.

An FBI agent is most likely capable of falsifying a report or submitting a biased report to a trial because FBI agents are human. If the agent is caught falsifying a document or submitting a biased report, he or she is likely to be punished by law.

it's when the FBI is trying to catch some one and they kinda think like them and figure out what he's like, what he's been through in order to know how to find that certain somebody, like killers, or drug dealers...

The mission of the BAU is to provide behavioral based investigative and operational support by applying case experience, research, and training to complex and time-sensitive crimes, typically involving acts or threats of violence. The program areas addressed include Crimes Against Children, Crimes Against Adults, Communicated Threats, Corruption, and Bombing and Arson Investigations. The FBI's BAU was established in the early seventies by a group of agents who interviewed scores of offenders to try to figure why they committed their crimes. Among the criminals interviewed were Charles Manson, Sirhan Sirhan, John Wayne Gacy, James Earl Ray, and the Son of Sam - David Berkowitz.

FBI agents face various risks during missions, including physical harm or injury from encounters with armed suspects, volatile situations, and dangerous environments. They may also be at risk of being exposed to hazardous materials or substances. Furthermore, there is the constant possibility of encountering unexpected challenges or threats that can escalate quickly, requiring split-second decision-making and putting their safety on the line.

All of them. But mainly Melvin Purivs or Sam Cowley were in charge.