Thames & Kosmos Master Detective Toolkit V2 handleiding

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Handleiding

Securing the crime scene

Before you investigate a crime scene,

you first have to secure the room

or outdoor area, so that curious

individuals don’t trample everything or

mix things up.

The crime scene suitcase

Thanks to the handy carrying case,

your detective equipment is not only

kept neatly organized, but you can

quickly grab it when you need to rush

off to a new crime scene. All your tools

for investigating the crime scene are

right at your fingertips. Make sure that

everything you need to use is stored

in the case: barrier tape, door seals,

magnifying glass, tweezers, tape

measure, brush, fingerprint powder

and foil, equipment for plaster casts,

containers for collecting evidence, the

UV flashlight, the crime scene notepad,

and pencil, chalk, and perhaps a

flashlight and a small camera.

Barrier tape & door seal

You will need:

Door seal stickers

White paper (Letter size)

Scissors, ruler, tape, pens

Here’s how:

When you’re working in a crime

scene, you must tape it off. To do this,

cut several sheets of paper into 4-cm

(2-in) wide strips and tape the ends

together until your barrier tape is

long enough. Then label the tape with

a conspicuous warning such as “Do

not enter!” or “Crime scene: do not

cross!”

If the crime scene is outdoors, attach

the tape to trees, bushes, fences, or

whatever objects happen to be there,

such as trash cans. Inside, you can

stretch the tape across the doorway. If

you want to be sure that nobody enters

the location after you leave, bring a door

seal with you. Of course, it won’t keep any

unwanted visitors from getting in if they

really want to, but if the seal is broken, it

will tell you whether any have been there.

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