Crime Scene Investigation, Bloodstain Pattern Analysis,
Consultation and Education

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Criminal, Civil and Insurance Investigations

CRIME SCENE - DO NOT ENTER

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My Career as a Bloodstain Analyst

 

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Consultants/Instructors for BPA

BPA Consulting - Norman Reeves

Bevel, Gardner and Associates

Forensic Training Services Inc.

Forensic Consultants and Associates - Paul Erwin Kish

Shooting Reconstruction - Alexander Jason

Other Related Links

The Forensic Science Portal
Great links site!!!

Academic Info
Online Criminal Justice Degree Programs and Resources

Alberta Office of the Chief Medical Examiner: "The Golden Triangle" - Seminar for Police and Medical Examiners

American College of Forensic Examiners International

Association for Crime Scene Reconstruction

Bloodstain Pattern Analysis with Computers
(free software trial)

BPA - University of Western Australia

Canadian Police College

Canadian Identification Society

Canadian Society of Forensic Sciences

Canadian Innovative Protective Solutions
(Police use of force investigations and training)

CRC Press - Forensics
Bloodstain Textbooks

Creative Forensics - Forensic Audio and Video Analysis

Crime and Clues

Edmonton Police Service

Environmental Criminology
Geographic Profiling
(Canada)

Forensic Science Resources on the Internet
George Washington University

High Speed Videos of Blood in Motion (MFRC)

International Association of
Bloodstain Pattern Analysts

International Association for Identification

International Association of Crime Analysts

International Crime Scene
Investigators Association

John E.Reid & Associates
(Investigative Interviewing)

Laboratory for Scientific Interrogation

Royal Canadian Mounted Police

Studies in BPA

SWGSTAIN

University of Dundee
Bloodspatter PowerPoint Presentation & Notes


The bloodstains that have been used as the background for this page are described as "Projected" bloodstains.  Projected bloodstains are generated when a wet blood source is subjected to a force that is greater than the force of gravity; such as an impact to a wet blood source.


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