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Answer:
A man is shot in the head, and the bullet stops just outside the dura mater, and One of the bullets was said to have been fired from his gun.
1. Obtain the evidence envelopes labeled:
Suspect 1
Suspect 2
Crime Scene
2. Using Suspect #1 evidence bag, record your name, date, and time
on the Chain of Possession form.
3. Open the envelope labeled Suspect #1. Do not disturb the signatures on the evidence envelope. Open it from a different side.
4. Remove two pieces of glass fragments from suspect’s evidence bag
#1. Using a balance, determine the combined mass of both pieces.
Record the mass on Table 1. Leave the two pieces of glass on the
balance for further testing.
5. Reseal the evidence bag. Place a piece of tape over the opened
edge. Write your signature or initials across the interface of the tape
and the bag to maintain chain of custody. At this point, there should
be two taped areas on the bag, both containing signatures or initials
on top of the tape. Refer to proper chain of command described in
Chapter 2.
6. Set up a 250 mL beaker of water filled to overflowing. You may need
to add the last few drops with a dropper.
7. Position a clean, dry, 10 mL graduated cylinder to receive overflow
water. Several books may have to be placed under the beaker to
adjust the height of the beaker.
8. Slowly add your two glass fragments of glass Sample 1 into the beaker one at a time. Water will spill over into your graduated cylinder.
9. Measure the volume of water displaced by the addition of the two
glass fragments. This is determined by reading the amount of water
that has overflowed into the graduated cylinder.
10. Record the combined volume for the two glass fragments in Data
Table 1.
11. Calculate the density of the glass fragments from Suspect 1 evidence bag and record your answer on the data table.
12. Remove the two glass fragments from the beaker and handle as
described by your teacher.
13. Refill the beaker to just overflowing.
14. Repeat the process with glass from (Suspect) 2. Be sure to properly
open and reseal the evidence bag. Record your name, date, and time
on the Chain of Possession form. Record all information for Suspect
2 in the Data Table.
15. Repeat the process until you have recorded all the information for
the glass found on suspects 3 and 4, and the crime-scene evidence
envelope