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Friday Presentation
2017 WV State University Forensics Camp Blue Group
Topic Taught by Teacher
- Blood and DNA
- Latent and shoe prints
- Hair and Fiber
- Accounting forensics and handwriting
Friday Presentation 2017 WV State University Forensics Camp Blue - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Friday Presentation 2017 WV State University Forensics Camp Blue - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Friday Presentation 2017 WV State University Forensics Camp Blue Group Topic Taught by Teacher Blood and DNA Latent and shoe prints Hair and Fiber Accounting forensics and handwriting BLOOD AND DNA BLOOD : 4 Types of
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BLOOD AND DNA
- BLOOD:
- 4 Types of Blood
- RH Factor determines if blood is positive or negative
- Blood is dominated by red blood cells with very few white ones
- Cant add a protein that isn’t there or a clot will form
- STRAWBERRY DNA LAB:
- Learned to extract our DNA and strawberries
- 23 pairs of chromosomes (from each parent)
- Double molecule strands
- 99.7% or more of human DNA is the same
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Latent and Shoe Prints
- LATENT:
- Dust finger prints (Carbon Powder)
- Super Glue
- 3 Main finger print types
- Luminol for blood
- SHOE PRINTS:
- How to determine shoe size (in cm)
- Sizes changed depending on shoe brand
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HAIR AND FIB IBER
- HAIR:
- Different types of ethnicity appear different under microscopes
- Are able to tell if hair is dyed
- Tell approximate age group based on the image under the microscope
- Animal hair and human hair look different
- FIBER:
- Cotton, satin, silk, and hemp
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Accounting forensics and handwriting
- HANDWRITING:
- Even the same colored pens are different
- People write differently from size to angle of letters
- Signs of Forgery
- ACCOUNTING:
- Money Laundering: The process of transforming the profits of criminal and
corrupt activities into assets and investments that are legal
- Placement
- Layering
- Integration
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Community a and Leadership
- Community Activity
- Leadership Compass
- T-Shirt Leadership Characteristics
- Circle of Influence
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Intervention as it Applies to the Community
- How can we change and improve knowledge in our community
concerning the opioid epidemic?
- Target really young age groups and new parents
- Community gathering for kids and parents
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Opioid Project
- Do the adolescents in our community know about the recent opioid
epidemic?
- After intervention targeted age groups will gain knowledge on
the opioid epidemic.
- Graph survey results
- Police and recovering addicts speak to targeted age groups to inform
them about opioids.
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