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Everyday in every part of the world, Criminal activities is increasing in its new face. Though a criminal always suppose of making a perfect crime, such that no one can realize, a hint or way is left behind & with the use of modern techniques an investigator(s) finds out the rest. So, in today's world the improvement & achievement of justice via application of forensic Science with the processes of law is a must thing to have. To know the baseline of an investigation procedure, CSI-"Coming to Rage" was my episode of concern for the FSCI 101 assignment.

The Episode mainly focuses on two murder cases. First one is the murder in a construction house while the second one in a yard. A teenager is found dead in a construction house with blood splatters over the walls. The investigator initially analyses that the death might have been occurred with blunt force & with the help of some heavy constructing instrument. On the other side, Mrs. Mitchell is shot dead on her house yard, during a quarrel between her husband & her ex- boyfriend. The Gun Shot Residue (GSR) test is found to be negative in both of the guys & the case goes to the complications .Thus, two-murder cases drastically different from each other begins.

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Victim Brian Haddock is found to be dead for last 12 hours in a house under construction. The first thing that came under the consideration for the investigators was blood, which was splatter all over the 3 sides of wall. The investigator founds a piece of red colored cloth alongside bloody shoes print on the floor. As the murder was done with the help of some kind of heavy constructing instrument, hammer of every worker at the site was examined. Eventually blood was found on the hammer of one of the worker, but his little sister, was linked with the case as a snuffer dog took investigators to a trash cane where they found a sweater (piece found at the crime scene) & a bill. Then they identified the store from where the sweater was brought

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