Determine the ABO or ABO/Rh blood type of four unknown samples.

Identify and classify different types of fingerprints.

Can a deceased cat assist a murder investigation?

Introduces students to presumptive blood tests and evidence processing.

Using a shoe print collected at the crime scene, students will be able to determine critical information about the fictional criminal by analyzing and comparing shoe castings.

Kemtec™ Dustless Fingerprints Kit teaches students how to characterize and investigate different types of prints

Kemtec™ Ballistics Kits: The Sacco & Vanzetti Case allows students to decide whether suspects are guilty or innocent by examining case evidence

Training Bloods were developed in order to fill a need to eliminate the possibility of pathogens originating from the use of human and non-human blood in the classroom or lab. Synthetic blood was formulated to mimic the chemical reactions to common chemical tests for blood such as Luminol and Phenolphthalein, and protein enhancement techniques such as Leucocrystal Violet or Amido Black. Ideal for training. Provided as 8 oz. premixed bottles.

Introduce methods of handwriting and ink analysis.

Learn how genetics determine blood type and possible inheritance patterns.

Help solve a crime.

Identify unknown substances recovered in the field.

Perform a series of chemical tests as a forensic toxicologist.

Forensic dentistry is defined as the branch of forensic medicine that deals with identification through teeth, dental apparatus and their markings. The activities in this kit will introduce students to the various techniques used in forensic dentistry while they try and identify the suspect in the case.

For the identification of an individual's fingerprints.

Determine if the suspicious powder found on several surfaces at crime scenes is gunpowder or another substance.

Kemtec™ Ballistics Kits: The Sacco & Vanzetti Case allows students to decide whether suspects are guilty or innocent by examining case evidence

Examine the refractive index of various glass fragments.

Hands-on forensic science curriculum introduces forensic odontology and the techniques used for fire debris analysis.

Employ methods to view blood that cannot normally be seen.

Examines how blood spatter plays a role in crime scene investigation.

Introduction to forensic science (DNA mapping/fingerprinting), cells, cell structure and magnification. Construct a model of a 'chromosome' with color-coded genes and read simulated DNA X-ray films.

Determine the ABO or ABO/Rh blood type of four unknown samples.

Revolutionary new concept for recording fingerprints.