How Does Real Life CSI ACTUALLY Solve Murders?

Kay McBride

2022-05-10 12:58:45

Excellent video! I learned so much from this! Thank you!

Veryproman

2022-04-19 03:19:03

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Notacultist

2022-04-03 20:19:20

This is very helpful 👍

Grace Arancillo

2022-03-02 18:35:07

Im here after watching partners for justice lol

Alma Sakic

2022-02-23 05:21:51

Question. How do the medical examiner and the crime scene investigators work together? Is it the same thing?

Cupcat

2022-02-19 12:29:39

This is a very American approach. Bit different in UK, Australia and NZL.

Wicked Lee

2022-01-29 07:34:20

They’ll say, “Aw Topsy”
at my autopsy.

ArrowHead

2022-01-25 08:37:47

Medical examiners are not the people who are taking evidence. They look at bodies but not collect evidence. I’m a forensic examination major in college

NoTeContaronMal

2022-01-12 01:31:55

im in highschool and i found a class that teaches like csi stuff so i registered for the class and my first day is next week

Jan Verboven

2021-12-19 01:14:43

In a suspicious death of a person, real police officers try (and are trained) NOT to contaminate the scene and report practically every step they've taken. Then the Forensic team (in fully clothed sterile and uncontaminated gear - including, protective glasses, headgear, shoe wraps, etc.) arrive. Tents are common as are very detailed photographs (with a measurement bar) alongside it. Shoeprints have to be examined. Etc. I can take days to process the scene. The collection is done meticulously. In a specialized lab every trace is handled by different specialized persons in different uncontaminated rooms of the lab. The medical examiner mostly is on the scene and doing the post mortem in a different setting - taking samples if found to process them in the lab. Mostly they are also wearing fully protective clothing and switch while necessary, etc. Detectives don't walk around as seen in series, certainly not in the post-mortem or lab environment. Detectives can be on the scene, directed, but waring fully protective clothing. (in most cases). It can take weeks (even today) to separate essential secondary DNA or any usable traces to get trustworthy results. Even now it may frustrate you, but detectives have a small amount of scientific clues when they start the investigation. Etc. I've left out a lot the work and techniques, but don't get fooled by 'cheap' CSI-series (good for idiots without any interest in science or reality) And maybe, all the above and more can lead to a conviction. But not in 30 minutes with bad actors in gruesome made fake series. Thanks Zuckerberg and Bruckheimer, but no thanks.

Chase Phillips

2021-11-20 21:41:12

So what do detectives do?

PizzAAdWolf

2021-10-28 11:09:36

Csi stands for:
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JonnyJoeBravo

2021-10-20 16:06:28

Thanks to CSi Vegas, I'm used to crimes being solved in about 1 hour

JamesLC

2021-10-07 09:09:31

Is it possible if I studied forensic science to a foreign country and decided to work as a forensic sciencetist to US

Rex

2021-10-06 11:32:33

Who are you

Bob Owen

2021-09-27 01:26:04

Make a video about what happens in the aftermath of shooting someone, like killing a burglar or your daughter's boyfriend. Should cost more than a dog bite case.

Mallory Kemme

2021-09-16 17:19:12

Crime Scene Investigators are the ones who respond to crime scenes and document them, determine what is evidence, and what should be collected. If there's a body, the Medical Examiner may come to the scene to do a detailed investigation of the body, but the CSI has jurisdiction over the scene itself, not the ME. Source: I'm a CSI.

ttvpablojr

2021-09-09 03:13:11

so a medical examiner does everything not the CSI?

HOLY ORDER OF KEITH

2021-09-03 01:37:01

Crinmal minds season 12 episode 3.