IanThe Truth About CSI
July 28th 2010 02:39
CSI and its spin-offs such as CSI Miami have been some of the most popular television programmes of the last 10-15 years.
The shows portray scientists driving hummers, working in labs, arresting suspects and solving crimes at break need speed using technology that hasn't been invented yet.
ForensicScience.net takes a look at the differences between the job performed by real life CSI personnel in Miami, and the TV show.
How long does it take to process a DNA sample?
How often do crime scenes provide usable evidence?
What percentage of DNA tests are conclusive?
Is every US citizen on the DNA database?
How many raids is the average CSI involved in each year?
Are silhouette sunglasses standard issue?
To find out, click on the infographic below to open a larger version in a new window, or visit the source here.
The shows portray scientists driving hummers, working in labs, arresting suspects and solving crimes at break need speed using technology that hasn't been invented yet.
ForensicScience.net takes a look at the differences between the job performed by real life CSI personnel in Miami, and the TV show.
How long does it take to process a DNA sample?
How often do crime scenes provide usable evidence?
What percentage of DNA tests are conclusive?
How many raids is the average CSI involved in each year?
Are silhouette sunglasses standard issue?
To find out, click on the infographic below to open a larger version in a new window, or visit the source here.
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