Solving Murder Cases
Solving a murder is not an easy job to do for many investigators. Some murder cases are very twisted and unusual to solve. Investigators put their best effort to solve murder cases. Many investigators receive professional training for solving murder cases. Investigators use professional methods for solving homicide.
Firstly, muniment every evidence in the murder book. Many investigators use a murder book for keeping a track of everything. For intense; where did the murder take placed, in which position was the victim found, and who were the witnesses. Investigators note the place of the murder to find out why did the murderer choose this place why not any other area? Furthermore, investigators check the position of the victim very careful, because by seeing the position they find out that was there any signs of struggle or not. Also, …show more content…
Everything which happened at the beginning of the crime scene until the end should be treated as a considerable evidence. Whether is the victim body position, which is mentioned at the beginning or whether it is the statement of any random individuals? Systematically and cleverly considering and processing the scene can increase more chances of solving such crime. Not considering small things as a key evidence might let us wrong path, and might take the chance of capturing the real murderer. Equally important, solving the case in a short time is also part of the professional ways. The more time passes, the more the case gets tougher. That's why many investigators work very hard to solve the murder case within 48 hours because in this time period the suspect cannot make a quick move and it can be easy for the investigators to track him down. Moreover, in this case, many investigators might need DNA of the victim, but by the more time passes, the DNA might vanish. Thus, for this reason, many investigators try to solve the case in the short period of
Firstly, muniment every evidence in the murder book. Many investigators use a murder book for keeping a track of everything. For intense; where did the murder take placed, in which position was the victim found, and who were the witnesses. Investigators note the place of the murder to find out why did the murderer choose this place why not any other area? Furthermore, investigators check the position of the victim very careful, because by seeing the position they find out that was there any signs of struggle or not. Also, …show more content…
Everything which happened at the beginning of the crime scene until the end should be treated as a considerable evidence. Whether is the victim body position, which is mentioned at the beginning or whether it is the statement of any random individuals? Systematically and cleverly considering and processing the scene can increase more chances of solving such crime. Not considering small things as a key evidence might let us wrong path, and might take the chance of capturing the real murderer. Equally important, solving the case in a short time is also part of the professional ways. The more time passes, the more the case gets tougher. That's why many investigators work very hard to solve the murder case within 48 hours because in this time period the suspect cannot make a quick move and it can be easy for the investigators to track him down. Moreover, in this case, many investigators might need DNA of the victim, but by the more time passes, the DNA might vanish. Thus, for this reason, many investigators try to solve the case in the short period of