1.
Statement of where a suspect was at the time the time of a crime.
2.
A fingerprint pattern that enters on one side and exits on the other.
3.
Evidence linked to a group.
4.
A hair pattern found in rodents and bats.
5.
A physical location that a crime has occurred.
6.
A job profession that use scientific methods to investigate and analyse evidence.
7.
A unique pattern of skin found between the last joint and end of the finger.
8.
A job profession that analyse soils, minerals and rocks in a crime scene.
9.
The part of hair that grows from a follicle.
10.
A fingerprint pattern that has one or more ridges that enter and exit on the same side.
11.
Reasons a person would commit a crime.
12.
The original location of a crime.
13.
The black line structures in a fingerprint.
14.
An alternative location where additional evidence may be found.
15.
A person thought to be capable of committing crime.
16.
Materials transferred between people, objects, or the environment during a crime.
17.
The spaces between ridges in a fingerprint.
18.
A fingerprint pattern that has at least one ridge that makes a complete circle.
19.
A person who sees a crime or accident take place.
