Crime Reconstruction in Forensic Science Approach

Abstract

Crime Scene Reconstruction which gathers information from the crime scene has an important purpose to quickly examine the scene of the crime. This makes following up on cases faster. Sometimes it may even be possible to arrest the perpetrator immediately, including helping to answer questions about the case in a concrete way. According to academic principles the reconstruction must use extreme caution because this is an unofficial simulation. There is a chance that there will be an error. If it is the reading of evidence without having yet. There are complete inspection results, such as autopsy results reports either report laboratory test results until the process is completed. Meanwhile, if it is the creation of a simulation image after the inspection results have been completely covered in all aspects, gradually use it to create that simulation image, it will increase accuracy and precision. Eventually, what is known as it is an official simulation. Because at the scene of the incident There is often a dynamic or static nature of evidence, such as insufficient security at the crime scene. The collection of evidence is not scientifically correct, including deterioration/contamination of evidence from the environment, etc., which results in damage or destruction of evidence. Until it affects the interpretation of evidence, this can lead to inaccuracies in the simulation of images at the crime scene. Finally, it is time for criminal investigators to exercise caution and be aware of these factors at all times, purposely to create a simulated event at the scene of an accident.