Crime Scene Investigation
Each crime scene is unique and requires crime scene investigators and reconstructionist to continuously evaluate how to proceed with processing in a manner that is safe and best preserves the evidence and its context. All decisions made by a crime scene investigator or reconstructionist before, during, and after a crime scene is processed should consider the following:
- Legal Considerations
- Personnel Safety
- Scientific Reliability and Validity
- Preserving Context
- Maintaining Evidence Integrity
- Transparency and Ethics
- Managing Bias
TFWF professionals adopts a methodical, scientific approach to examining a scene to document, search for, identify, collect, interpret, and preserve items of evidentiary value to help in understanding the elements of an incident. TFWF Investigators are versed in criminal as well as civil investigations.
Scientific method recognized by scientific organizations to identify the best explanation and to provide for an objective sequence of actions for an event or events in question. Scene of crime/ place of incidence are investigated using generally-accepted methodology and subjected to peer review, TFWF provides a holistic approach to the formal and objective analysis of complex issues while considering sources of potential bias.
Incident Simulation /Graphic Demonstrations
- Examination and Preservation of the Crime Scene
- 3-D Sketching and Reconstruction of Crime Scene
- Reconstruction of crime scene in Road accident cases