C.S.I.

C.S.I., or Crime Scene Investigation, involves carefully collecting and analyzing evidence from a crime scene to help identify and apprehend suspects. Investigators document everything meticulously—photos, sketches, and evidence such as fingerprints, fibers, or blood. They use scientific methods to piece together what happened, establish links between people, objects, and locations, and reconstruct the events. The goal is to provide accurate, unbiased information that supports solving the crime and delivering justice. Effective C.S.I. combines attention to detail, scientific knowledge, and logical reasoning to ensure evidence is preserved and interpreted correctly.