| Step | Heading Options | Correct Answer | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Step 1 | i. The importance of drawing a map | | | Step 2 | ii. Visual recording before touching | Step 2 heading: Separating individuals to prevent story-altering | | Step 3 | iii. A visual risk and theory assessment | Step 3 heading: Scanning | | Step 4 | iv. Photographing and video recording | Step 4 heading: Seeing | | Step 5 | v. Measuring the invisible details | Step 5 heading: Sketching |
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The actual collection begins. Investigators choose a search pattern based on the environment: the grid method (two overlapping linear searches) for large outdoor areas, the spiral method for indoor rooms with limited space, or the strip/line method for open fields. All collected itemsāfrom hair fibers to firearmsāare placed in appropriate containers. Paper bags are preferred for biological evidence (blood, clothing) because plastic bags trap moisture and accelerate mold growth, destroying DNA. | Step | Heading Options | Correct Answer