Crime scene reconstruction

Crime scene reconstruction is the process of analyzing evidence and the scene to determine how a crime occurred. Investigators examine physical clues, such as blood spatters, footprints, and weapon positions, to piece together the sequence of events. This helps establish the actions, movement, and timing of those involved, providing a clearer picture of the incident. The goal is to clarify what happened, support investigative findings, and present accurate information in court. It combines forensic science, logic, and experience to convert scattered clues into a coherent narrative of the crime.