Crime Scene Investigation (Murder)
Keywords:
Murder, murderer and investigation processAbstract
“Crime and punishment grow out of one stem. Punishment is a fruit that unsuspected ripens within the flower of pleasure which concealed it.”—Ralph Waldo Emerson. On Earth, some activities happening day-by-day around humanity that is unexpected and unlawful and the major challenging is murder. In this era, humans are getting stretched because of down economy, poverty, unsatisfied in life, family problems and more. These are the basic reasons for people pressurize to commit murders. However, people are smart nowadays; they will find the way to save him after committing murder. But, government has many criminal investigation agencies with advance technology to catch criminals and to find the important evidences. Here, we will discuss about some fundamental advances that taken by the investigation organizations close to wrongdoing scene and furthermore how they taking assistance of innovation to uncover criminal.
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