Ballistics & Bullet Matching
Published on Apr 03, 2016
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
THREE COMPONENTS OF BALLISTICS
- Interior: within the firearm
- Exterior: after the projectile leaves the barrel
- Terminal: impact on a target
THINGS THAT CAN BE DETERMINED FROM THE EXAMINATION OF FIREARMS
- The guage of the shotgun
- The manufacturer or marketer
- And possible shot sizes
HOW YOU CAN FIGURE OUT THE PATTERN ON A FIRED BULLET
- You can id the bullet by looking at its terminal
HOW YOU CAN IDENTIFY WHAT WEAPON THE BULLET CAME FROM
- By reconstructing the bullet and comparing it to other callibers
HOW CAN BALLISTIC SCIENCE PROVE SOMEONE WAS AT A CRIME SCENE WITH A FIREARM
- By looking at the bullet
- By looking at the gunshot residue
TRAJECTORY
- Trajectory of a bullet can be determined by the technique of stringing.
WHAT TRAJECTORY CAN HELP WITH
- How far away he/she was
- Where the criminal was
- What angle they fired at
CITATION PAGE
- Firearms Examination (: How It's Done)
- http://www.forensicsciencesimplified.org/firearms/how
- Crime Scene Training ('Crime Scene Training')
- http://www.csitechblog.com/2011/11/bullet-trajectories-at-crime-scenes.html
- Firearm
