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Crime Scene Investigation

Crime Scene Investigation Unit – Expert Evidence Collection & Analysis

Our Crime Scene Investigation Division specializes in the scientific examination, documentation, and analysis of crime scenes to uncover crucial evidence that supports criminal and civil investigations.
Our team of trained forensic experts and scene investigators meticulously collect, preserve, and interpret physical evidence to reconstruct the sequence of events and establish the facts behind every incident.

We work closely with law enforcement agencies, legal professionals, and private clients to ensure that all evidence is handled with the highest standards of accuracy, integrity, and confidentiality.

Our Specialized Crime Scene Investigation Services

  1. Crime Scene Documentation & Photography
    Comprehensive scene documentation, including high-resolution photography, sketching, videography, and detailed notes to preserve the original state of the crime scene for further analysis.
  2. Evidence Collection & Preservation
    Systematic recovery and secure packaging of physical, biological, and trace evidence such as fingerprints, blood, hair, fibres, weapons, and footprints while maintaining proper chain of custody.
  3. Fingerprint & Impression Evidence Analysis
    Collection and comparison of latent fingerprints, palm prints, and shoe impressions using advanced forensic technologies to identify suspects or confirm involvement.
  4. Bloodstain Pattern & Biological Evidence Analysis
    Scientific examination of blood patterns and biological samples to determine movement, impact, and sequence of events during a crime.
  5. Scene Reconstruction & Correlation
    Reconstruction of the crime scene based on physical evidence, witness statements, and forensic analysis to understand how the event occurred and identify the individuals involved.
  6. Forensic Photography & Video Documentation
    Professional forensic photography and video recording to visually capture key evidence, environmental details, and spatial relationships at the scene.
  7. Expert Reporting & Testimony
    Preparation of comprehensive forensic reports and expert witness testimony that meet legal and investigative standards for court presentation.

 Why Choose Our Crime Scene Investigation Experts

  • Certified and experienced forensic investigators
  • Use of modern forensic and documentation tools
  • Evidence-based, court-admissible findings
  • Detailed scene reconstruction and analysis
  • Confidential, ethical, and professional approach.

Contact Our Crime Scene Investigation Division

If you require professional assistance in crime scene examination, evidence collection, or forensic analysis, our experts are here to help.
 Call or WhatsApp our Crime Scene Investigation Division today for a confidential consultation and expert guidance.

Crime Scene Investigation(FAQs)
What is Crime Scene Investigation (CSI)?
Crime Scene Investigation is the scientific process of collecting, preserving, and analyzing evidence from a crime scene to identify what happened and who was involved
What does a Crime Scene Investigator do?
A CSI documents the scene, collects fingerprints, photographs evidence, analyzes bloodstains, recovers trace materials, and helps reconstruct the crime.
What are the first steps in Crime Scene Investigation?
The first steps include securing the area, protecting evidence, taking photographs, mapping the scene, and documenting everything before touching or moving any objects
Why is crime scene documentation important?
Proper documentation preserves the original condition of the scene, ensures evidence is not lost, and helps courts understand the sequence of events.
What is the chain of custody?
Chain of custody is the official record that tracks every piece of evidence from collection to court presentation, ensuring it hasn’t been tampered with.
How does CSI help solve crimes?
CSI provides scientific evidence linking suspects, victims, and crime locations, helping reconstruct events and strengthening the legal case.
Is CSI report accepted in court?
Yes. CSI reports, photographs, and forensic evidence are admissible in court and are often crucial for criminal cases.