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    There are three basic ways to document a crime scene: note taking, photography, and sketching. Notes are valuable for recalling events for court testimony and creating formal reports. Photographs should show the scene before examination and items before moving, as well as possible entry/exit points. Sketches supplement photographs by clarifying the scene appearance and determining evidence relationships. Measurements are important for sketches.

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    There are three basic ways to document a crime scene: note taking, photography, and sketching. Notes are valuable for recalling events for court testimony and creating formal reports. Photographs should show the scene before examination and items before moving, as well as possible entry/exit points. Sketches supplement photographs by clarifying the scene appearance and determining evidence relationships. Measurements are important for sketches.

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    There are three basic ways to document a crime scene: note taking, photography, and sketching. Notes are valuable for recalling events for court testimony and creating formal reports. Photographs should show the scene before examination and items before moving, as well as possible entry/exit points. Sketches supplement photographs by clarifying the scene appearance and determining evidence relationships. Measurements are important for sketches.

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    There are three basic ways to document a crime scene: note taking, photography, and sketching. Notes are valuable for recalling events for court testimony and creating formal reports. Photographs should show the scene before examination and items before moving, as well as possible entry/exit points. Sketches supplement photographs by clarifying the scene appearance and determining evidence relationships. Measurements are important for sketches.

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    CRIME SCENE DOCUMENTATION

    THREE BASIC WAYS


    OF DOCUMENTING A CRIME SCENE

    NOTE TAKING

    PHOTOGRAPHY

    SKETCHING

    NOTE TAKING
    NOTES ARE VALUABLE . . .

    AS AN AID TO AN ACCURATE RECALL OF EVENTS


    TO BE TESTIFIED IN COURT.

    TO FURNISH RAW MATERIAL NEEDED IN A FORMAL


    REPORT.

    ESSENTIAL ITEMS OF INFO TO BE INCLUDED DURING


    NOTE TAKING

    TIME & DATE OF ARRIVAL AT THE CRIME SCENE


    NATURE OF THE CASE
    (Shooting Incident, Stabbing Incident, Alleged Suicide, Found Dead Body,
    etc,,)
    PLACE OF OCCURENCE
    FIRST RESPONDERS
    TIME & DATE DISCOVERED
    WHO DISCOVERED THE SCENE?
    STATUS OF THE VICTIM
    NAME OF THE VICTIM
    WHEN THE VICTIM WAS LAST SEEN ALIVE?
    WHAT WAS THE ACTIVITY & WITH WHOM?
    NAME OF THE SUSPECT (IF IDENTIFIED)
    DESCRIPTION OF THE SUSPECT (IF AVAILABLE)
    NAMES & ADDRESSES OF WITNESSES
    WEATHER CONDITION
    PERSONS WHO ENTERED THE CRIME SCENE
    PURPOSE OF ENTERING THE CRIME SCENE
    OTHER INFO AS ACQUIRED
    TIME & DATE CRIME SCENE RELEASED

    CRIME SCENE PHOTOGRAPHY

    THE GOAL IS TO RECORD USEFUL INFORMATION IN


    A SERIES OF PHOTOGRAPHS WHICH WILL ENABLE
    THE VIEWER TO UNDERSTAND WHERE & HOW THE
    CRIME WAS COMMITTED.

    IMPORTANT REMINDER:

    PHOTOGRAPH . . .
    THE SCENE BEFORE EXAMINATION
    THE ITEMS BEFORE MOVING OR TOUCHING
    THE POSSIBLE POINTS OF ENTRY & EXIT OF THE SUSPECT
    (ENTRANCE & ESCAPE ROUTES)

    Four (4) Corner


    Shots:

    CRIME
    SCENE

    3 TYPES OF RANGES

    LONG-RANGE
    (General View)

    MID-RANGE
    (Medium View)

    CLOSE-UP RANGE
    (Less than 5 ft.)

    Long Range or General


    View

    CRIME SCENE PHOTOGRAPHY


    Long Range or General
    View

    CRIME SCENE PHOTOGRAPHY


    Mid-Range or Medium View

    Mid-Range or Medium View

    CRIME SCENE PHOTOGRAPHY


    Close-up
    Range

    Close-up Range

    TAKING PHOTOGRAPH
    With Measuring Device and Case
    Number

    SIGNIFICANT INFORMATION A PHOTOGRAPHER SHOULD


    RECORD IN A PHOTO LOG
    TYPE OF CAMERA USED
    FILM - (COLOR OR BLACK & WHITE / NUMBER OF SHOTS)
    LENS OPENING
    SHUTTER SPEED
    WITH FLASH OR WITHOUT FLASH
    LIGHTING CONDITION IN THE AREA
    TIME & DATE PHOTOGRAPHS TAKEN
    NAME OF PERSON WHO DEVELOPED THE FILM
    TIME AND DATE DEVELOPED
    PLACE DEVELOPED
    NAME & SIGNATURE OF PHOTOGRAPHER

    FILM IS EVIDENCE
    KEEP IT FOR FUTURE PRESENTATION IN COURT

    START SHOT

    END SHOT

    CASE NO: SOCO-2007-98

    CASE NO: SOCO-2007-98

    CASE: SHOOTING INCIDENT

    CASE: SHOOTING INCIDENT

    TIME & DATE: 2100 Hrs, 21 SEP 07

    TIME & DATE: 2100 Hrs, 21 SEP 07

    PLACE: RM 69, SKY MOTEL, CEBU CITY

    PLACE: RM 69, SKY MOTEL, CEBU CITY

    CRIME SCENE SKETCHING


    CRIME SCENE SKETCH SHOULD ALSO BE ROUTINELY MADE.

    CRIME SCENE SKETCHING

    SKETCHES SUPPLEMENT PHOTOGRAPHS.


    SKETCHES CLARIFY THE APPEARANCE
    OF THE CRIME SCENE.
    SKETCH IS SIMPLY AN ILLUSTRATIVE
    DIAGRAM OR DRAWING.
    IT SHOULD BE SIMPLE THAT THE COURT
    CAN EASILY COMPREHEND.
    MEASUREMENTS HELP DETERMINE THE
    RELATIONSHIP OF EACH EVIDENCE.

    THERE ARE THREE (3) COMMON TYPES OF SKETCHES


    1. The Overview or Floor Plan Sketch
    2. The Elevation Sketch
    3. The Cross Projection or Exploded Sketch

    OVERVIEW OR FLOOR PLAN SKETCH

    BED

    1
    2

    LEGEND
    V VICTIM
    1 CAL .45 FIRED SHELL
    2 9mm PISTOL

    ELEVATION SKETCH

    AIRCON

    4
    3

    LEGEND
    3 BULLET HOLE
    4 BULLET HOLE

    ELEVATION SKETCH
    AIRCON

    2 ft. 9 in.

    2 ft. 3 in.

    3 ft. 6 in.

    LEGEND
    6 bullet hole
    7 bullet hole
    8 blood splatter

    LEGEND

    CROSS PROJECTION OR
    EXPLODED SKETCH

    V Victim
    1&2 9mm fired shell
    3 More Cigarette butt

    WALL

    4 Pool of blood

    AIRCON

    5 deformed slug
    7

    6 & 7 bullet holes


    8 blood splatter

    T Table

    5
    T
    4

    3
    S

    V
    V

    BED

    WALL

    WALL
    2

    BR

    CR

    FLOOR
    1

    WALL

    CROSS PROJECTION OR EXPLODED SKETCH


    AIRCON

    BED

    CEILING

    FOR PURPOSES OF REENACTMENT


    LOCK THE EVIDENCE.
    UNLOCKED / LOOSE

    LOCKED

    OVERVIEW SKETCH
    (OUTDOOR)
    4
    EP

    3
    2

    V
    RIZAL ST. to CITY HALL

    I
    P
    I
    L
    S
    T

    CONVENIENCE
    STORE

    LEGEND
    SMART

    RCBC

    1-2 9mm FIRED SHELL


    3-4 - .45 Cal FIRED SHELL
    EP Electric Post
    V - Vehicle

    VEHICLE SKETCH

    3
    1

    CASE NO. CPPO-N-01-2007


    CASE: SHOOTING INCIDENT
    DATE: 21 JANUARY 2007
    PLACE: RIZAL ST. COR IPIL ST., NAGA, CEBU

    LEGEND

    VICTIM: ABU TAN


    SUSPECT: UNIDENTIFIED
    INVES ON CASE: SPO1 DON JUAN
    UNIT; NAGA POLICE STATION
    T/D SKETCHED: 1000H, 21 JANUARY 2007
    SKETCHED BY: PO2 DANNY TECSON

    SIGNATURE: _____________________
    WITNESS:

    ______________________

    1-7 Bullet Entrance Holes


    8 - Blood

    METHODS OF MEASUREMENTS
    1.

    TRIANGULATION METHOD
    This method is useful in an outdoor situation where there are no easily
    identifiable edges of roads or fields to use as reference points.

    TRIANGULATION METHOD

    METHODS OF MEASUREMENTS
    2.

    RECTANGULAR METHOD
    This method uses two walls in a room as fixed points, from which distances
    are measured at right angle from the object.

    SINGLE REFERENCE POINT

    100 meters
    E
    REF POINT

    25m
    50m
    75m

    REENACTMENT

    100 meters

    25m
    50m
    75m

    COMMERCIAL BLDG.
    HOUSE

    GARBAGE

    GARBAGE

    LEGEND
    5.56mm fired shell
    9mm fired shell

    Cal .45 fired shell

    COMMERCIAL BLDG.
    HOUSE

    GARBAGE

    GARBAGE

    LEGEND
    5.56mm fired shell
    9mm fired shell
    Cal .45 fired shell

    Cal .45 fired shell

    COMMERCIAL BLDG.
    HOUSE

    GARBAGE

    GARBAGE

    LEGEND
    5.56mm fired shell
    9mm fired shell
    Cal .45 fired shell

    Cal .45 fired shell

    Questions?

    Thank you!

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