Discussion
Which of the following is a microscopic crime scene ?
Answer: A
The microscopic crime scene is a wound on a dead body.
Crime scenes are classified by size: the macroscopic scene is the large area, such as a room, a riverbed or a road, while microscopic scenes are the small areas that carry trace evidence, such as a wound, a bloodstain, a bullet hole or a body's clothing. A wound, with its gunshot residue, fibres or tool marks, is examined as its own small scene.
The room, the riverbed and the place of a hit-and-run are all macroscopic scenes.
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