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Forensic Science
Training: Homicide Events Reconstruction Sciences
Written and prepared by a
veteran law enforcement officer and currently practicing
independent Forensic examiner. This course is heavily oriented
toward the smaller police agency officer and the inexperienced,
aspiring forensic examiner. The techniques and practices taught
in this course are equally applicable to all violent crime
scenes, as well as homicide scenes.
The student will be taught the Forensic Science disciplines of: Internal Ballistics, External Ballistics, Terminal Ballistics, Wound Interpretation, Gun Shot Residues, Gun Shot Wound Distance Determination. The student will also be instructed on the realities edge weapons; what they are, how they're used and what they're wounds look like and indicate. Relative lethality of various edged weapons, as well as the primary and secondary target areas on the human body for an edged weapon assault. Also covered are techniques and factors involved with the use of Bludgeons, Garrotes and Hangings, as well as when fists and feet are used as bludgeoning instruments.
This text's 15 Chapters cover the
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