INVESTIGATIVE ANALYSIS &
CRIME SCENE RECONSTRUCTION
DENTON, TX | FEBRUARY 7 - 11, 2022
INVESTIGATIVE ANALYSIS &
This course has been approved for 40 hours of certification/recertification training credit by the IAI Crime Scene Certification Board and 10 hours of certification training credit by the IAI Forensic Photography Certification Board.
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Instructors:
Gary Graff, CBPA & Iris Dalley Graff Location: Denton Public Safety Training Center 719 E. Hickory Street Denton, TX 76205 Hours: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Tuition: $585.00 This course is presented in partnership with the International Association for Identification. |
Investigative Analysis and Crime Scene Reconstruction
Comprehensive analysis and reconstruction of evidence is essential to thorough investigation and reveals actions critical to determining truth, whether conducting a property crime, assault, or death investigation.
This thought-provoking 5-day (40 hour) Investigative Analysis and Crime Scene Reconstruction course was designed by veteran field experts. Detectives, crime scene investigators, accident reconstructionists, and others involved in evidence analysis will benefit substantially from this course. Lecture and practical hands-on exercises are used to advance investigators’ skills by practicing tested science-based methodologies for objective analysis of evidence to reconstruct actions and events. The resulting reconstruction produces fact-based conclusions extremely valuable for case adjudication.
Classroom instruction and practical exercises include:
Concepts are reinforced through hands-on exercises analyzing historically-based case scenarios.
Class Requirements:
Prior investigative or crime scene experience and basic familiarity with bloodstain patterns is helpful. Course materials are provided in electronic format. Attendees should bring an electronic device with USB connection and basic office suite software, such as a laptop computer, to access, prepare and save digital work product, case materials, and complete fillable forms used in lecture and practical exercises.
Student Comments:
“The crime scene reconstruction course by Gary and Iris Graff was an incredible learning experience. The knowledge and experience Gary and Iris brought to the class was invaluable and their focus on scientific methodology and fact based objective analysis should be a model for all crime scene analysis training”.
Brian Smith, Georgia Bureau of Investigation
Comprehensive analysis and reconstruction of evidence is essential to thorough investigation and reveals actions critical to determining truth, whether conducting a property crime, assault, or death investigation.
This thought-provoking 5-day (40 hour) Investigative Analysis and Crime Scene Reconstruction course was designed by veteran field experts. Detectives, crime scene investigators, accident reconstructionists, and others involved in evidence analysis will benefit substantially from this course. Lecture and practical hands-on exercises are used to advance investigators’ skills by practicing tested science-based methodologies for objective analysis of evidence to reconstruct actions and events. The resulting reconstruction produces fact-based conclusions extremely valuable for case adjudication.
Classroom instruction and practical exercises include:
- Essential concepts: analysis in context, logical reasoning process, scientific basis and objectivity in investigation.
- Techniques for organizing and evaluating information to aid retrievability, maximize comprehension, and identify evidence relationships.
- Reconstruction through a 5-step process of correlating evidentiary relationships between scene evidence, forensic analysis, subject/witness statements and scene context.
- Introduction to bloodstain patterns and how they relate to other evidence.
- Application of science based principles to reverse-engineer and sequence actions identified by evidence in the scene.
- Application of the scientific method as an investigative approach and for resolving sequences in event analysis.
- Instruction for preparing accurate and comprehensive reconstruction reports.
- Introduction to using graphics and demonstratives for analysis and reports.
- Managing expert courtroom testimony.
Concepts are reinforced through hands-on exercises analyzing historically-based case scenarios.
Class Requirements:
Prior investigative or crime scene experience and basic familiarity with bloodstain patterns is helpful. Course materials are provided in electronic format. Attendees should bring an electronic device with USB connection and basic office suite software, such as a laptop computer, to access, prepare and save digital work product, case materials, and complete fillable forms used in lecture and practical exercises.
Student Comments:
“The crime scene reconstruction course by Gary and Iris Graff was an incredible learning experience. The knowledge and experience Gary and Iris brought to the class was invaluable and their focus on scientific methodology and fact based objective analysis should be a model for all crime scene analysis training”.
Brian Smith, Georgia Bureau of Investigation
LODGING
Springhill Suites by Marriott
1434 Centre Place Drive
Denton, TX 76205
940-383-4100
Room Rate: $92 plus tax
Amenities: Free Breakfast, Free Parking, Free Wi-Fi
Booking Info: Please call the hotel directly or click the booking link below to receive this special rate.
Springhill Suites by Marriott
1434 Centre Place Drive
Denton, TX 76205
940-383-4100
Room Rate: $92 plus tax
Amenities: Free Breakfast, Free Parking, Free Wi-Fi
Booking Info: Please call the hotel directly or click the booking link below to receive this special rate.
REGISTRATION
To register for this course, please download the Course Registration Form (PDF file). Fill out the form and email the completed PDF file to Phil Sanfilippo at phil@tritechusa.com.
To register for this course, please download the Course Registration Form (PDF file). Fill out the form and email the completed PDF file to Phil Sanfilippo at phil@tritechusa.com.