Welcome to Crime & Clues. You may be wondering- what is this site about? And, how do I find what I'm looking for?
It's pretty simple, what we're about is providing information on Criminal Investigation and Forensic Science. We have articles and news items primarily targeted towards Police Officers, Detectives, Crime Scene Investigators and Forensic Scientists.
On the top of the left column you will find the main menu, which is broken down by category. Many of the entries are self-explanatory.
Under News and Reviews you will in fact find news items, book and equipment reviews and editorial comments.
Behavioral Evidence includes Criminal Profiling and Criminal Psychology.
Death Investigation covers Pathology, Anthropology and Entomology.
Demonstrative Evidence includes Photography and Diagrams.
Digital Evidence covers both Computer Examinations and Digital Image Enhancement.
Crime Scene Investigation has articles on Crime Scene Protection, Crime Scene Processing and Crime Scene Reconstruction.
Courtroom Testimony and Ethics covers the process of testifying in court and ethical considerations faced by investigators and scientists.
Physical Evidence includes Fingerprints, Impression Evidence- shoe prints, tire prints and bite marks; and Trace Evidence and DNA.
Testimonial Evidence covers both Interviews and Interrogations and Statement Analysis.
The Training Calendar has listings of upcoming training courses related to criminal investigation and forensic science. If you would like your event listed just drop me a line at:
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Search allows you to search the site and in the Store you can find a variety of items from Amazon.com which are in some way related to investigations, as well as some t-shirts and other novelty items.
Last but not least is the Contact category which contains information about how to get in touch with us should you need to do so.
Each section has it's own list of Resources, which will appear in the left column beneath the main menu. So for each topic for instance you will find a resource entry pointing to our collection of external web links on that particular subject. Depending on the topic you will also find links to mailing lists and news feeds related to the subject.
Also in the left column on the main page you will find a Login form, which will allow you to create an account on the site. It is possible to limit some of the content on the site to registered members only, however, we have no such content at the current time. It is also possible that we may, at some point, send out an e-mail newsletter to registered users.
At the bottom of the main page you will find two sections, one of which shows a list of the latest articles posted to the site. The second section shows the most popular articles.
Finally at the bottom are links to our Privacy Policy, Copyright Information and Terms of Use.
