Thames & Kosmos Master Detective Toolkit V2 handleiding

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Handleiding

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Is there an alibi?

The exact time of the crime can

be very important when you want

to check the alibi of a suspect.

Alibi is a Latin word meaning

“elsewhere.” If, in other words, the

suspect was elsewhere, i.e. not at

the crime scene, when the crime

was committed, he cannot be the

perpetrator.

Marking the evidence

Every piece of evidence found at a

crime scene should be marked with a

numbered sign, so you don’t overlook

or destroy anything while working on

another piece of evidence.

corresponding numbers into your

crime scene sketch. If you have a

camera, photograph the sign along

with its immediate surroundings.

3. Document each piece of evidence

on a special sheet of paper, where

you also write in all the information

you gathered about it.

4. Mark larger pieces of evidence

with chalk. For example, you can

draw on the asphalt how a bike was

lying after it was hit by a car. In this

way, police outline the positions of

victims with chalk.

Numbered signs and chalk

You will need:

Numbered signs (from die-cut sheet)

Colored chalk

Crime scene notepad

Pencil

Camera

Here’s how:

1. Remove the cards from the sheet

and fold them.

2. Place one card at each piece of

evidence you find and enter the

Fold here

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