Documentaries
Crime Scene Academy (2004) |
| Topic: | Science | ||
| Summary: | In this documentary series, 15 crime scene investigators meet at the National Forensic Academy in Knoxville, Tennessee for a unique ten-week course. Houses are burned, cars are blown up, fingerprints are studied as the students learn how to read a crime scene like an expert. (TV.com) | ||
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| Runtime: | 6 x 30min | ||
| More information: | IMDB | ||
| Comment by AS: | This series gives an excellent overview about the most common forensic methods and crime scene investigations. Some scenes are very explicit, for example the decaying bodies right in the first episode. The narrator conveys the fascination of the subject while remaining informative and down-to-earth. The episodes almost never resort to unnecessary emotional music. Very well done. If you favour TV series like CSI, you will find this especially interesting. |
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