Chapter 5 COLLECTION AND PRESERVATION OF FIRE EVIDENCE INTRODUCTION The successful presentation of evidence from a fire scene is dependent upon the ability to properly identify such evidence at the scene. Evidence that i - The Scene - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Chapter 5 COLLECTION AND PRESERVATION OF FIRE EVIDENCE INTRODUCTION The successful presentation of evidence from a fire scene is dependent upon the ability to properly identify such evidence at the scene. Evidence that i Add to Reading List Document Date: 2011-12-23 05:48:33 Open Document File Size: 140,22 KB Share Result on Facebook City Melville / / Company United Parcel Service / / Event Man-Made Disaster / Product Issues / / IndustryTerm plastics bags / unused metal evidence cans / rubber lid seal / collection site / power tools / Rubber gloves / transportation / evidence collection site / unused metal cans / metal containers / crude oil / petroleum-based carrier / petroleum products / nearby gas station / evidence collection equipment / identifiable using gas chromatographic pattern recognition / rubber seals / Personal transportation / / Organization American Society for Testing / Forensic Science Laboratory / U.S. Postal Service / / Position investigator / designated evidence technician / schematic artist / fire investigator / Fire Scene Investigator / prosecuting attorney / scene investigator / prosecutor / original fire investigator / technician / evidence technician / Each fire investigator / photographer / / Product material spills / materials / / SocialTag Firefighting Accelerant Rubber Chain of custody Trace evidence Fire investigation Detection of fire accelerants Crime scene Forensic science Law

Chapter 5 COLLECTION AND PRESERVATION OF FIRE EVIDENCE INTRODUCTION The successful presentation of evidence from a fire scene is dependent upon the ability to properly identify such evidence at the scene. Evidence that iAdd to Reading List