were any methods used to investigate this case

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Question: A mother finds her 23-year-old daughter dead on the floor of her bedroom. How does Forensic Science help us solve crime? (Please Watch Reference Video below)

The whole Crime episode above is titled "Evidence Doesn't Lie." Pay close attention to the methods used to solve the case. In this analysis, you will point out anything related to what you learned in this course. Some examples of what you can include are :

Were any methods used to investigate this case that was discussed in this course? * Doesany scientists (and their contributions to the field of Forensics) come to mind when watching this episode? * How is evidence collected?

Is it consistent with what we learned? * What happens upon arrival at the crime scene? Is it compatible with what we learned? * How is fingerprinting used in this episode? Is it consistent with what we learned? * How is DNA evidence used in this case?

Is it compatible with what you learned? The connections that you make are not limited to the list above. You can make any connection between the episode and what we learned. The list above is just meant to give you some ideas.

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