forensic evidence collection

Forensic evidence collection involves carefully gathering physical items, samples, and information from a crime scene to help solve a case. Specialists use specialized tools and techniques to avoid contaminating or destroying evidence, such as fingerprints, blood, or DNA. This process ensures the evidence remains unaltered and admissible in court. Proper documentation, photographing, and preservation are crucial steps. Accurate collection of forensic evidence helps investigators understand what happened, identify suspects or victims, and support the pursuit of justice with reliable, unbiased information.