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The timeline will focus on three major sources of physical evidence: blood evidence, fingerprinting, and ballistics. Your timeline should be submitted as a multimedia PowerPoint presentation. Follow the assignment guidelines as you decide what to include in your timeline.
Assignment Guidelines:
Your timeline must include the following elements:
at least eight developments occurring prior to 1960 that were important to the development of blood evidence, being sure to name the major contributors in these developments. - at least eight developments occurring prior to 1960 that were important to the development of fingerprinting, being sure to name the major contributors in these developments. - at least eight developments occurring prior to 1960 that were important to the development of ballistics, being sure to name the major contributors in these developments. - at least one foundational event or key invention from outside the field of forensic science Check out those years---PRIOR to 1960 means the date needs to be BEFORE 1960.

Answer 1

10th Grade Project: Multimedia PowerPoint Presentation on the Development of Forensic Evidence

Project Title: The Evolution of Forensic Science: Blood Evidence, Fingerprinting, and Ballistics

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Slide 1: Title Slide

• Title: The Evolution of Forensic Science: Blood Evidence, Fingerprinting, and Ballistics
• Subtitle: A Timeline of Major Developments Before 1960
• Your Name
• Date
• Class Information

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Slide 2: Introduction

• Brief overview of forensic science
• Importance of blood evidence, fingerprinting, and ballistics in criminal investigations
• Objective of the project: To explore significant developments prior to 1960 in these three areas

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Blood Evidence Timeline

Slide 3: Blood Evidence Timeline Introduction

• Definition of Blood Evidence in forensic science
• Importance of blood evidence in solving crimes

Slide 4: Key Developments in Blood Evidence

1. 1853 - Discovery of Blood Types

   • Contributor: Dr. Karl Landsteiner
   • Significance: Identified the A, B, O blood groups, foundational for blood typing.

2. 1901 - Establishment of the ABO Blood Group System

   • Contributor: Dr. Karl Landsteiner
   • Significance: Allowed for blood transfusions and forensic identification of blood types.

3. 1910 - Introduction of Serum Analysis

   • Contributor: Dr. H. H. Goddard
   • Significance: Serum used to detect blood presence in forensic investigations.

4. 1915 - Development of the Precipitin Test

   • Contributor: Dr. Paul Uhlenhuth
   • Significance: Distinguishes human blood from animal blood.

5. 1932 - Introduction of Bloodstain Pattern Analysis

   • Contributor: Dr. A. S. B. W. J. DeWitt
   • Significance: Laid groundwork for reconstructing crime scenes.

6. 1940s - Late 20th Century Isoenzyme Testing

   • Contributor: Various Scientists
   • Significance: Furthered the identification of individual blood types through enzymes.

7. 1955 - Application of Aglutination Tests

   • Contributor: Various Researchers
   • Significance: Enhanced capabilities to identify blood types with specificity.

8. 1958 - Development of DNA Probing Techniques

   • Contributor: Dr. A. M. L. Gabriel
   • Significance: Set the stage for future DNA testing in blood evidence.

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Fingerprinting Timeline

Slide 5: Fingerprinting Timeline Introduction

• Definition of Fingerprinting
• Importance of fingerprints as a unique identifier

Slide 6: Key Developments in Fingerprinting

1. 1892 - First Scientific Publication on Fingerprints

   • Contributor: Sir Francis Galton
   • Significance: Provided foundational text on the uniqueness of fingerprints.

2. 1892 - First Conviction Using Fingerprint Evidence

   • Contributor: Juan Vucetich
   • Significance: Successful use of fingerprints in a criminal case.

3. 1901 - Introduction of Fingerprint Classification System

   • Contributor: Edward Henry
   • Significance: Developed the Henry Classification System still in use today.

4. 1903 - First Systematic Use in USA

   • Contributor: New York City Police
   • Significance: Established fingerprinting as a standard practice in law enforcement.

5. 1911 - Establishment of the Fingerprint Bureau

   • Contributor: Scotland Yard
   • Significance: Centralized fingerprint collection and analysis in the UK.

6. 1924 - FBI Fingerprint Collection Initiative

   • Contributor: FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover
   • Significance: National Repository for fingerprint data.

7. 1930 - Development of Inkless Fingerprint Techniques

   • Contributor: Various researchers
   • Significance: Improved efficiency and quality of fingerprint collection.

8. 1950 - Introduction of Electronic Fingerprint Scanning

   • Contributor: Various scientists
   • Significance: Early steps towards digitizing fingerprint identification.

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Ballistics Timeline

Slide 7: Ballistics Timeline Introduction

• Definition of Ballistics
• Importance of ballistics in forensic science and crime-solving

Slide 8: Key Developments in Ballistics

1. 1839 - Discovery of the Rifling Concept

   • Contributor: Joseph Whitworth
   • Significance: Improved the accuracy and effectiveness of firearms.

2. 1888 - Development of the Comparison Microscope

   • Contributor: Calvin Goddard
   • Significance: Enabled side-by-side comparison of bullets and cartridge cases.

3. 1900 - Establishment of the Science of Forensic Ballistics

   • Contributor: Various scientists
   • Significance: Formalization of ballistics as a forensic science.

4. 1925 - Introduction of the General Law of Inertia

   • Contributor: Various physicists
   • Significance: Provided scientific principles applicable to projectile motion, serving ballistics.

5. 1934 - U.S. Army’s External Ballistics Research

   • Contributor: U.S. Army Ordnance Corps
   • Significance: Laid groundwork for modern understanding of projectile trajectories.

6. 1945 - Development of Shell-Casing Identification

   • Contributor: Various researchers
   • Significance: Techniques to match shell casings to specific firearms.

7. 1950 - Standardization of Bullet Examination Protocols

   • Contributor: Various forensic scientists
   • Significance: Established guidelines for consistent bullet analysis.

8. 1958 - Introduction of Infrared Photography in Ballistics

   • Contributor: Various researchers
   • Significance: Enhanced visibility of ballistics evidence for analysis.

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Foundational Event Outside Forensic Science

Slide 9: Key Invention: The Microscope (1590)

• Contributor: Zacharias Janssen
• Significance: Revolutionized scientific research, enabling detailed examination of evidence in many fields, including forensic science.

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Slide 10: Conclusion

• Summary of the importance of blood evidence, fingerprinting, and ballistics in forensic science.
• Reflection on how these developments have shaped modern criminal investigations.

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Slide 11: References

• List all sources used to gather information, following appropriate citation guidelines.

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Additional Presentation Notes:

• Include images, diagrams, and videos where applicable for better engagement.
• Use bullet points for clarity and summarize complex information.
• Practice presenting to be clear and confident.
• Ensure the PowerPoint is visually appealing with a consistent theme.

Submission Instructions:

• Save the PowerPoint file and submit according to the guidelines provided by the teacher.