Crime Scene Reconstruction
Crime Scene Reconstruction involves the systematic examination of physical evidence, witness statements, and other relevant information to piece together a detailed and accurate account of what transpired during a shooting
The primary goal of a crime scene reconstruction is to establish a clear and unbiased understanding of the sequence of events leading up to, during, and after the shooting.
Key components include:
- Scene Documentation
- Bullet Trajectory Analysis
- Firearm Examinations
- Ballistic Analysis
How Our Functions Are Interlinked
From the information acquired from Blood Stain Pattern Analysis, the sequence of events of the incident can be reconstructed by piecing together the patterns left by blood.
Valuable insights such as what could have likely happened, the movements of the individuals involved and the dynamics of the crime scene help our experts to deduce even the most difficult cases.