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Narrative Handbook of Forens c Serv ces 2007 The narrat ve s a runn ng descr pt on of the cr me scene. ß ß ß ß ß Use a systemat c approach n the narrat ve. Nothing is insignificant to record if it catches one’s attent on. Under most c rcumstances, do not collect ev dence dur ng the narrat ve. Use photographs and sketches to supplement, not subst tute for, the narrat ve. The narrat ve should nclude the follow ng: ü ü ü ü ü Case identifier. Date, t me, and locat on. Weather and l ght ng cond t ons. Ident ty and ass gnments of personnel. Cond t on and pos t on of ev dence when an ev dence recovery log s not used. 178
Photography ß ß ß ß ß ß ß ß Handbook of Forens c Serv ces 2007 Photograph the cr me scene as soon as poss ble. Prepare a photograph c log that records all photographs and a descr pt on and locat on of ev dence. Establ sh a progress on of overall, med um, and close-up v ews of the cr me scene. Photograph from eye level to represent the normal v ew. Photograph the most frag le areas of the crime scene first. Photograph all ev dence n place pr or to recovery. All tems of ev dence should be photographed by close-ups, first without a scale and then with a scale, filling the frame. Photograph the nter or cr me scene n an overlapp ng ser es us ng a normal lens, f poss ble. Overall photographs may be taken us ng a w de-angle lens. 179
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