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Across 5. red blood cells 7. unknown sample 13. "Every contact leaves a trace" 17. a type of evidence that can be traced to one specific source 19. placing fibers in bleach, acid, base, and acetone 20. doctor that was found innocent due to a left handed killer 21. way of classifying prints using computers; developed by FBI in 1999. 22. anti human serum mixed with human blood will clump; a test that tells us animal or human 25. high profile case involving a military family; convicted for the murders of wife and kids 27. a type of goat hair 29. created scars on fingers when he tried to burn off his prints 30. killer convicted based on fibers found on victims; matched fibers from carpet in house 33. test that recognizes blood; reaction producing light when sprayed 34. a type of fiber from sheep hair 36. fluid part of blood 39. most common type of natural fiber 41. can be used to separate dyes from fibers, pens, and even M&M's! 42. divide the medulla diameter by the hair's diameter to calculate this 44. where the air sacs and pigment is located in hair 46. where the blood came from 51. looking at the tail to determine where the blood came from 54. police attempt to establish this; any person would believe that suspect committed crime 55. dividing a scene into different areas is this search method 56. where all of our local dna tests, fingerprints, etc go; located in Roseville 58. although time consuming this is the most effective search method 62. another type of print we studied 63. when a bloody object rubs against a non-bloody object leaving a stain 65. your favorite forensics teacher :) 66. spent 11 years in prison for a crime he didn't commit; convicted based on eyewitness 67. ridges enter one side of finger and exit from same side 69. testing the fibers behavior as it approaches and is heated within a flame 71. weave pattern that looks like a staircase 72. first use of precipitin test; told us stains where blood and not wood dyes 77. crime lab handling a crime involving alcohol, tobacco, or firearms 78. study of crime relating to the mind 79. blue jeans, hair color, and, blood type 80. if blood falls at anything less than 90 degrees, stain will appear ______. 81. a test: phenolphthalein + blood = pink 82. cuticle pattern common to humans 83. resting phase of hair growth 85. a federal rule of evidence meaning evidence relates to a specific case 91. system of classification based on specific body measurements 92. examination of bite marks and dental identification 94. weave pattern that looks like a checkerboard 95. a type of minutiae that is located in the center of loop and whorl patterns 96. a type of evidence that can be traced to a group of people or things 97. ______ kidnapping; first use of silver nitrate as a way to develop prints 98. responsible for clotting of blood 100. a type of minutiae 104. fibers that occur in nature 105. tough, clear outside covering of hair shaft 106. anything that proves or disproves a fact 107. ________ splatter is a sign that the drop fell from a higher hieght. 110. A forcibly removed hair will appear to be ________ upon examination. 114. type of print made by forming imprint of ridges in soft surface 120. a type of arch pattern that looks like a "hill" 122. _______ prints; prints that are essentially invisible 123. needs a chamber to help develop prints; works well on metal and glass 124. how we choose a fingerprint developing technique, as well as powder color 125. if a drops falls at 90 degrees, the stain will appear ______. 126. a general way to remember the processing of crime scenes 127. a medulla pattern common to only animals 128. pattern requires all ridges to enter from one side and exit from the other 129. straight haired people would have this cross section

Down 1. chemical turns from solid to gas and sticks to oils left by fingerprints 2. the line or ______ search is a fast method to search a crime scene 3. pattern of print that must have 2 deltas and 1 core 4. a type of loop that opens towards the thumb 6. a test to see if fiber breaks down to form acid or base when heated 8. crossing of t's and dotting of i's 9. used to see watermarks, florescent powders, location of fibers 10. weave pattern that creates long floats 11. study of physical evidence 12. traces of this poison found in Napolean's hair 14. a log of who has held control of evidence 15. when a non-bloody object alters an existing stain 16. dna, fingerprints, and large glass fragments 18. fancy lettering, curls, loops, or circles 23. member of crime scene team who determines method of death 24. Hair is resistent to chemical and biological ______________. 26. cells that produce antibodies to fight off foriegn substances 28. found knifed to death under a bridge; didn't find killer due to improper prosecution 31. considered to be the father of forensics 32. use a sin formula to help us determine this 35. most serious type of crime 37. search method best suited for circular crime scenes 38. states what evidence is and isn't admissible in the court of law 40. ability of evidence to prove something that is material to a crime 43. the most common type of blood 45. type of print that can be seen by naked eye 46. Hair is ________; it clings to things. 47. needs heat to work, most common chemical technique to develop 48. can be used to lift prints; as well as collect trace evidence like hair or fibers 49. a type of minutiae 50. ________ classification: a scheme that assigns every person a ratio 52. convicted for murder of wife; based on all kinds of class evidence found in wood chipper 53. use of a lie detector 57. a medulla pattern that can be common to both humans and animals 59. known sample 60. two prisoners with the same name and nearly the same measurements 61. the least common type of blood 64. the study of insects 68. common type of weave pattern 70. a speeding ticket, jaywalking, and littering 73. bullet analysis: study these to see if they line up 74. _______ Standard - created in 1923 75. physical method for developing prints 76. found guilty for the murder of girl; likely innocent b/c he was convicted based off of hair 84. a federal rule of evidence meaning evidence proves something 86. first officer protocol when he/she arrives on scene 87. most common type of fingerprint pattern 88. ________ hair can form split ends. 89. fibers that are manmade or adapted from natural fibers 90. a study of body fluids 93. ______ evidence - called real evidence because these are tangible items 96. member of crime scene team who tests evidence in lab 98. most common type of artificial fiber 99. contact stain that shows a recognizable image of where it came from 101. spongy interior core of hair 102. testimony by a witness stating not what he/she say, but what others have said 103. At an impact of 30 degrees blood drops begin to produce this 108. a type of arch pattern that looks like a "mountain" 109. ______ evidence - also called testimonial evidence 111. phase in which hair is ready to fall out 112. mass/volume 113. a way of documenting a scene by drawing; showing compass, evidence, scales, etc 115. first stage of hair growth; lasts approximately 3 to 5 years 116. impact area of a drop of blood 117. crime lab handling any kind of mail crime 118. minutiae formed by triangular pattern of ridges 119. a type of loop pattern that opens towards the pinky 121. can be found in hair root