Burnscott, Leela

Examines the tools and techniques used by forensic scientists during criminal investigations that involve explosions or crashes, and including a related case study.

Examines how DNA, blood, bones, teeth, and fingerprints help in a criminal investigation; and looks at how science aided in solving real-life crimes.

Explores ways technology is used by forensic scientists during criminal investigations, discussing crime scene preservation, collecting, analyzing, presenting, and documenting evidence, and other topics, and including a related case study.

Examines how fingerprints, bite marks, shoe prints, and tire tracks help in a criminal investigation; and looks at how science aided in solving real-life crimes.

Explores ways soil, insects, animals, plants, weather, temperature, and water are used by forensic scientists during criminal investigations, and including a related case study.

Features insight into how scientific methods are applied to help solve crimes by looking at traces of evidence and profiles experts involved that use the techniques needed.