FBI Crime Scene Analysis

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FBI Crime Scene Analysis

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Six Step Process

• Profiling InputsCollection and assessment of
  all materials relating to the specific case, to
  establish an accurate picture about what occurred
  before, during and after the crime.

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Six Steps, continued

• Decision Process ModelsArranging all of the
  information gathered from the Profiling Inputs
  into a logical and coherent pattern. (How many
  victims were involved?)

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Six Steps, continued

• Crime Assessment The reconstruction of the
  sequence of events and specific behaviors of both
  the victim and perpetrator.
• Understanding the role each individual has in
  the crime and should assist in developing the
  subsequent profile of the criminal.

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Six Steps, continued

• The Criminal ProfileProviding a list of
  background, physical and behavioral
  characteristics of the perpetrator.
• This stage would also inform investigators how to
  identify and apprehend the perpetrator.

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Six Steps, continued

• The Investigation The actual profile is
  provided to requesting agencies and incorporated
  into their investigation.
• If no suspects are generated, or if new evidence
  comes to light, the profile is reassessed.

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Six Steps, continued

• The Apprehension To cross check the profile
  produced with the characteristics of the offender
  once they are apprehended.

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