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Texas police document evidence at murder scene

March 08, 2020 / 01:14

This episode covers a crime scene investigation, including photography techniques and the presence of law enforcement. The discussion focuses on capturing images of the scene and assessing the area for any significant evidence.

The host describes taking pictures from various angles, particularly near a door where an individual was expected to have exited. There is an emphasis on the absence of blood droplets or other notable signs.

Law enforcement, specifically a crime scene unit, is mentioned as being notified, indicating the seriousness of the situation. The host also instructs a person to pose for a shot, highlighting the procedural aspects of crime scene photography.

TLDR

A crime scene investigation focuses on photography and evidence collection.

Episode

1:14

00:00:00

I'm gonna get some pictures back here you got your light all right let's start here okay and then some shots going up

00:00:15

and there's no blood droplets or any anything looks of significance I want to get a shot from this angle right here

00:00:30

that's the door he's supposed to came out of nothing on the door itself no huh okay I'm a would starting some pictures

00:00:43

here we got a crime scene unit coming and the Jaypee has been notified could I get you stand right there can you turn

00:00:59

around for me please put you in I like that okay all right

Episode Highlights

Door of Interest
Investigators focus on the door related to the case.
“that's the door he's supposed to came”
@ 00m 30s
March 08, 2020
Crime Scene Unit Arrives
The crime scene unit is notified and arrives at the location.
“here we got a crime scene unit coming”
@ 00m 43s
March 08, 2020

Episode Quotes

that's the door he's supposed to came.
Texas police document evidence at murder scene
here we got a crime scene unit coming.
Texas police document evidence at murder scene

Key Moments

Investigating the Door00:30
Unit Arrival00:43