- Don’t leave fingerprints.
- Don’t bleed at the crime scene.
- When staging a robbery, make sure to break glass from the outside.
- Don’t take out an insurance policy within five years of killing your victim.
- Strangulation usually leaves bruises.
- Make sure your alibi corresponds to the locations of your cellphone calls.
- Surveillance cameras are everywhere.
- If you plan on tying up a corpse, don’t leave the rest of the rope in your home or car.
- Don’t keep a journal.
- Delete your internet search history. Better yet, just burn your computer.
- Don’t leave footprints.
- Don’t leave tire prints.
- Don’t use your own gun.
- Clean your clothes and gloves to remove gunpowder traces.
- Don’t let your victim scratch or bite you.
- Carpet fibers are everywhere.
- Animal hair is everywhere.
- Don’t return to the crime scene.
- Don’t return to check on the body.
- Don’t buy anything on the internet.
- Don’t participate in chat rooms.
Lessons Learned From “Forensic Files”
October 26, 2008 by phcool