Question

1. the most basic methods of crime scene recording include an a) infrared analysis. b) note taking. c) sketches. d) photographs. 8. which of the following is a correct physical evidence collection procedure? a. all items collected from the same grid area should be packaged together. b. the victims clothing should be obtained at the crime scene and vacuumed to obtain trace evidence. c. bloodstained garments should be packaged separately in paper bags. d. items recovered from the scene of a murder should be sent along with the body to the medical examiner.

Explanation:

In crime - scene physical evidence collection, items from the same grid area can be packaged together. Victim's clothing should be obtained at the scene and not sent with the body. Blood - stained garments need to be air - dried and packaged separately in paper bags to prevent mold and preserve evidence. Items recovered from the scene are sent to the appropriate forensic laboratory, not necessarily with the body to the medical examiner.

Answer:

A. All items collected from the same grid area should be packaged together.