Video Presentations
General topics
Crime Scene Investigation and Documentation
- The Importance of Crime Scene Investigations
- Processing the Crime Scene
- Crime Scene Documentation
- Crime Scene Sketching
- Crime Scene Reconstruction
- Using Strings and Lasers for Bullet Trajectories
Evidence Collection
- Folding an Evidence Bindle
- Packaging an Item of Evidence
- Collecting and Packaging Dried Bloodstain
- Collecting and Packaging Dried Bloodstain - short version
- Collecting and Packaging Firearms
Latent Fingerprints
Locating and Collecting Fingerprints- Latent Print Development
- Preservation of Friction Ridges
- Fingerprint Development and Preservation - Part 1
- Fingerprint Development and Preservation - Part 2, Lifting with Powders
- Fingerprint Development and Preservation - Part 3, Textured Surfaces
- Fingerprint Development and Preservation - Part 4, Detecting Latents with Chemicals
- Documentation of Friction Ridge Impressions
- Developing Fingerprints on Cartridge Cases
- Developing Latent Fingerprints with Black Powder
- Developing Latent Fingerprints with Super Glue
- Developing Latent Fingerprints with Magnetic Powder
- Using Mikrosil to Lift Fingerprints from Irregular Surfaces
- Fingerprint Classification Part 1: Fingerprint Pattern Interpretation
- Fingerprint Classification Part 2: The Henry Classification System
- Fingerprint Classification Part 3: The NCIC Classification System
- Fingerprint Comparison Part 1: Friction Ridge Identification
- Fingerprint Comparison Part 2: Friction Ridge Identification
- Fingerprint Comparison Part 3: Documentation of the examination of friction ridge impressions
- How to Compare Fingerprints — The Basics
Footwear, Tire Track and Other Impressions
- Casting Footwear Impressions
- Photographing Footwear Impressions
- Evidence Photography — Footwear and Tire Track Impressions
Firearms and Tool Mark Evidence
- Collecting and Packaging Firearms
- Casting Tool Mark Impressions with Mikrosil
- Matching Crime-Scene Bullets Segment by Segment
Crime Scene and Evidence Photography
Crime Scene Photography- Crime Scene Photography — Vehicles
- Photographing Bullet Trajectories
- Using High Dynamic Range in Crime Scene and Evidence Photography
- Panoramic Photography for Crime Scenes
- Traffic Collision Photography
- Evidence Photography — Basic Concepts
- Evidence Photography — Fingerprints
- Evidence Photography — Footwear and Tire Track Impressions
- Evidence Photography — Alternate Light Sources
- Focus Stacking in Evidence Photography
- Photographing Footwear Impressions