To help you prepare for this assignment, use the Mock Crime SceneLinks to an external site. to review the steps of evaluating a crime scene. Instructions Choose one of the following cases from your textbook resource: “He Hit Her Until She Fell… and That Was Just the Beginning,” Brandl, pp. 363-373. “A Mutilation Murder,” Brandl, p. 670. Then, create a 5-10 minute presentation in which you: Identify the tools you used to evaluate the crime scene. Provide a rationale for your choices. Outline the steps you took to secure the crime scene. Describe the techniques and procedures you used to process the crime scene, including a list of the evidence collected. Explain the reasons for your procedures. Describe the steps you took to preserve the evidence and provide an explanation for your process. Provide photos of the crime scene. Create a crime scene map that illustrates the crime scene upon arrival. Narrate your presentation to walk the audience through the crime scene. Use at least two quality sources and cite them on a references slide. You are encouraged to use Basic Search: Strayer University Online Library to find academic resources. Note: Wikipedia and similar websites do not qualify as academic resources. https://www.mesaazpolice.gov/about-mesa-pd/forensi… THIS IS THE MOCK CRIME SCENE LINK
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