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It's an optional service. Forensic odonatologists are highly experienced, specially trained dentists.
Studies bite marks on victims, suspects, and other things at the crime scene such as food.
Examples- bite marks on victim, bite from food, or bite marks on suspect.
Michael McTyre

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Voiceprint analysis is am optional service. Most of the time there will be a specific unit for voiceprint analysis (VAU). Examples of evidence processed includes a voicemail on the victims phone or a hidden tape recorder at the crime scene
Daylan Scott

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Toxicology is a basic service that is ran by toxicologists during most crime scene investigations. A toxicologist would show if any, what drugs were present in ones body.

Haiden Farmer

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Crime scene investigation is a basic service, where Detectives and Forensic Scientists work. examples of evidence that they would process would be thing such as: Fingerprints, Footprints, Tire Tracks, Blood, and any other body fluids, as well as hairs, fibers, and fire debris.

Luke Nalls

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A forensic psychologist is an optional service. during an investigation a forensic psychologist can be used in tracking behaviors of serial murderers and can be assigned to "Men's rea"(insanity)cases

timothy Witkowski

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Forensic firearms unit is a basic unit in a crime lab service. Ballistics/firearms experts are the specialists that work in this unit. Some examples of evidence processed by the fire arms unit are shell casings, bullets and firearms.

Nathaniel Turner

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Polygraph examining is an optional service. The tests are conducted by a polygraph examiner that is specialized in its technician. It is used to determine if statements are truthful and can be used for eyewitness accounts or suspect questioning.

Victoria Coldren

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Considered a basic service performed by forensic photographers and they are in charge of crime scene documentation and reconstruction to be used as evidence.

David Barron

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Its an optional service, used in a unit called the VAU, examples of evidence are telephone threats, or tape recorded messages.

Emily Elam

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Firearms are an optional service. Ballistics study the use of firearms. Evidence could be the bullets or the bullet imprints.
Jonah Lewis

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its an optional service and they find evidence on a computing device ex. emails, text, transaction ,images, and internet history

Justin England

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Toxicology is an basic service performed by toxicologist whom work in labs. Toxicologist test bodily fluid and tissue to identify drugs and chemicals present in the body helping investigators solve a case.
Savannah Maldonado

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in the field of forensics, biology refers to identifying bodily fluids, materials, and stains found in a crime scene. biologists are an optional service that may identify the origin and type of fluids or stains found, such as if a red stain is blood from the victim, blood from the perpetrator, or a crushed tomato. biologists use different types of tools that make seeing smaller or hidden details possible, such as microscopes and UV lasers.

grayson perdue

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This is an optional service. They are conducted by technicians called polygraph examiners. These test are used to determine what is truthful and is mostly used when questioning suspects.

Kaylee King

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-Optional service. Their job is to establish genuineness of questions documents, expose forgery, reveal alterations, identify source of handwriting/typewriting, identify impression marks, and write reports or give testimony.
examples: the Zodiac newsletters, the JonBenet Ramsey ransom note
Caroline Fortner

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Firearms is a basic unit in the crime lab services. A ballistic expert examines evidence relating to firearms and the effects of them. They are responsible for collecting and analyzing evidence such as, firearms, ammunition, bullet casings and fragments.

Grace Balogh

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Arson and Explosives are basic service, they work for the federal agency and the principles used are fire scene takes many different forms, some are which is transient. The evidence processed here collects and preserve suitable comparison samples.

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Arson and Explosives are basic service, they work for the federal agency and the principles used are fire scene takes many different forms, some are which is transient. The evidence processed here collects and preserve suitable comparison samples.

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Jamyah Whiting

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is a forensic science discipline in which expert examiners evaluate documents disputed in the legal system. Basic
Forensic Specialist

Smith Junior Nicolas

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Basic Service
Criminal Investigator, maintain the chain of custody for evidence that will meet legal requirements
Hair, fibers, fingerprints, soil, blood, documents

Andon Harris

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Photography is a basic service, Law enforcement agents photographers look for the appearance of the body and how it is positioned. Shell casings found in the crime scene foot prints blood stain pattern

Lauritz Corsey

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fingerprinting is an optional service. Fingerprint analysts are scientists who study, evaluate, and preserve fingerprints. Fingerprints are by far the most common type of physical evidence found in most crime scenes, though there are a number of other types of evidence that must be identified and collected from the crime scene as well, including biological and trace evidence, as well as evidence left by the use of firearms or other weapons.
Noah Shaw.

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Detectives and forensics scientists use physical evidence at the scene of the crime and the use of deductive and inductive reasoning to gain knowledge of the events surrounding the crime. Usually fingerprints, footprints, tire tracks, and blood.
Michael young

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Toxicology is a basic service performed by a toxicologist that test trace levels of drugs in a victims body at the time of death.
Haleigh Spurlock

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It's an service that some dentist will get called in for. Forensic odontologists are highly experienced, specially trained dentists.
Studies bite marks on victims, suspects, and other things at the crime scene such as food.
Examples- bite marks on victim, bite from food, or bite marks on suspect.
Bryce Strickland

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Accounting that investigated whether firms engage in financial reporting misconduct. Forensic accounting requires a bachelor’s or master’s degree in an accredited accounting or financial degree program.

Mary Gibson

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A pathologist is someone who examines body tissues or bodies. They perform autopsies and examine bodies for the cause of death or any evidence that can help find a suspect. To become a pathologist, one must take years of training in the medical field, and a few years in pathology.

Jameson Mitchell

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Forensic anthropology is a specific subcategory of forensics that focuses on the study of human remains. These scientists study human remains such as bones or decaying corpses in order to determine things about the body that could help solve a case.
dante harris

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Crime scene investigation is a really cool job, because you are the one in the field doing all of the work and looking at bodies and tracing evidence. I would qualify to do this job because I have no problems looking at dead bodies and touching them.
Bryce Strickland

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Forensic scientist that study and analyze bloodstains at a known or suspected crime scene with the purpose of drawing conclusions about the details of the crime.

Annsley Hardy

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Assist in reconstruction of the events of an alleged incident that could have created the stain patterns on a crime scene. They also collect and analyze physical evidence with blood or bodily fluids in it, and examine the location, shape, and size of the blood. They handle biohazard material, blood, and bodily fluids. They make an average annual salary of $58,230. The required education is a bachelors degree in chemistry or biology, and on the job training under an experienced analyst, which could take up to 3 years.
Katy Resko

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The Crime Laboratory Director directs the technical program of evidence analysis in the crime laboratory of the Sheriff's Office.They also plan, assign, and supervise the activities of subordinate laboratory personnel, coordinate laboratory services with agency resources and other law enforcement agencies.
Haleigh Green

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Fire and arson investigators examine the physical attributes of a fire scene and identify and collect physical evidence from the scene. This evidence is then analyzed to help determine if the cause of the fire was accidental or deliberate.
Hunter Thomas

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A microscopist studies tissues, bones and other types of remains to figure out key factors of a death. They work with hairs, fibers, paint, soil, impressions, polymers and glass. They work in universities, government agencies, hospitals and large corporations. They make about $37,332 to $62,616 a year. A bachelors degree in biology, chemistry or material sciences is required to get into this field. They work with various kinds of trace evidence using a microscope.

- Karee Chapman

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A Ballistics Expert is a forensics specialist who is responsible for collecting and analyzing ballistic-related evidence, which includes firearms and ammunition. Ballistics is a science rooted in physics, as ballistics experts are called upon to determine everything from trajectory to probable distance and angle when studying firearms and ammunition.
Nathan Boggs

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Engineering scientist research, develop, and design new materials and devices. They preform experiments. Engineering scientist also develop computer based models. They work with evidence like, product failures, environmental contamination, criminal acts, and they investigate accidents. Engineering scientist need a bachelors degree, but sometimes a masters is required. They work at crime scenes, but mainly in labs. The average salary is $84,000.

Morgan Johnson

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Jurisprudence is known as the philosophy of law. Lawyers and judges use Jurisprudence as a guide to correctly interpret laws that require explanations. Jurisprudence supports the rightfully way of criminal and civil laws.
Evan Keheley

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Ballistics Experts are also known as firearm examiners. They use their analytical nature and eye for detail to catch suspects who have used guns and weapons in a crime. Evidence that you work with include firearms, spent shell casings/bullets, live ammunition, and clothing.
-Avery Croft

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Forensic Engineering is the application of engineering principles to investigation. They work with the structures and automobiles used in the accident/crimes. For example, they would investigate the cars in a car crash. Forensic engineers also work with structural failures. In short it's a mix of engineering and investigative science.
Adam Reeves

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Forensic pathology involves the research and discovery of a cause of death, specifically in cases where it was sudden/unexpected, or police suspect it was because of unnatural causes. They are able to determine how someone died by preforming an autopsy, studying tissues, and laboratory results. They earn about $55k-190k per year.
-Karolina Cabanas

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Physical Anthropology is a division that focuses on identifying the remains of any corpse found at the scene of the crime. An example of this is identifying the bones of the corpse, or any other specific part of the body. This may also help in determining the condition of the person before their time of death.

Jase Lewis

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Computer forensics is a branch of digital forensic science pertaining to forensic evidence found in computers and digital storage media and recover hidden, deleted and encrypted information that can be used in court proceedings, trials and criminal investigations
Henry Powell

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They study insects in and around a dead body how they relate to the body. They can work for colleges, the government, and private companies and they make anywhere from $58,000-$78,500 a year.
-Cy Colegrove

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Wild life biologist.
Wildlife biologists study animals and other wildlife and how they interact with their ecosystems. They study the physical characteristics of animals, animal behaviors, and the impacts humans have on wildlife and natural habitats.

Micah Williams

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A digital specialist reconstructs and analyze digital information to aid in investigations and solve computer related crimes. Digital specialist work with evidence known as digital evidence. Digital evidence is data stored within electronic devices or systems that can be recovered by forensic experts. To be a digital specialist you need a bachelors in computer forensics, and you need to get certified as a computer forensics specialist.
Griffin Davison

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A forensic medical examiner is a medical doctor who performs autopsies on the bodies that are deceased. This career is one of the highest paying careers in forensic science. The average salary is $82,000 and ranges to $150,000 for the top earners.
Dominic Young

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I find CSI most interesting because they are hands on at the crime scenes, and they get to assist the detectives in finding out what happened at the scenes. I would qualify for it, because I am observant and know not to look for a specific thing, but to look at the scene as whole. I know to be one I would also have to turn off my emotions and disconnect myself from the situation personally
Katy Resko

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forensic artist are graphic artist who render freehand/computerized drawings. which also include any enhancements or reconstruction. to become a forensic artist you must get an associate or bachelors degree along with 80 hours of approved mandatory forensic training.  forensic artist help solve a ton of cases for example lois Gibson has helped solve over 1,200 crimes.

karmen carapia

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People in this field usually have a degree of some sort it varies. In Criminalistics you will mainly encounter the weirdest objects,liquid,and bodies to use as evidence to solve the case and complete your job. In our generation we early on knew sherlock holmes who is a fictional character but was probably your first ever taste of forensics in our short lifes. In this field cases are solved and lives can be saved all through science and analytical careful thinking.

Brandt Gibbs

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Basically crime scene photographers go to crime scenes and take pictures that can be used later in court as evidence. It’s interesting how versatile this job is. They take wide shots and close ups of just about anything from car accidents to dead bodies. The best part is that there is no need to go to school for centuries for this job. All you need is a high school diploma/GED to qualify for the job. You also get paid goooooddd.

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I find the ballistics expert to be very interesting. I like figuring out how a gun works and it's quirks. I would qualify for this because of my skills in math, making triangulating the point where the gun was shot easy.

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I find the ballistics expert to be very interesting. I like figuring out how a gun works and it's quirks. I would qualify for this because of my skills in math, making triangulating the point where the gun was shot easy.

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Adam Reeves

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Forensic psychiatry and behavioral science

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Forensic psychiatry and behavioral science

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A forensic psychiatrist addresses a broad range of legal issues when they work on criminal cases such as focus on competence to stand trail, testify, to waive legal representation, or execution.

Mia Gibson

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in this career you perform and conduct digital forensic examinations, they also help develop the scientific foundations for practice of digital forensics. they work with digital evidence which is information stored in binary form that can be brought up in court.
faith ball

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A crime lab director is in charge of all operations in the crime lab. They assign jobs to people so that the lab runs smoothly. They can work with all types of evidence and set up and direct tests conducted in the lab. Crime lab Directors can also work in the field at the crime scene, work along with law enforcement, and present evidence in the courtroom. In order to become a crime lab director, you must get a bachelors degree in a science and have some previous experience. People with this job typically earn about $67,000 to $151,000 a year.
Hannah-Grace Baldwin

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A Crime Scene Investigator is in charge of extracting every possible piece of evidence from a particular crime scene. More often than not, they are employed by state or federal law enforcement. They are specialized equipment and procedures to visually and physically examine crime scenes.

Zoie Sturino

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A pathologist is going to be in the subgroup of forensics yet they have such an important role. With the job of analyzing the corpses of the victim, they can determine the cause of death and help investigators identify the murder weapon by looking at the wounds.

Lauren Ruffin

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Physical anthropologists study the human remains. They usually study bones in the body. They can examine any dead body on a crime scene. This could also help
figure out the cause of death of the victim.

Tae Taylor

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Crime scene photographers take skilled photos at the scene to capture evidence in a physical aspect. They work with appearance/location, blood stains, bullet casings, footprints, etc. You must highschooo diploma/ GED along with 3-4 years of experience (including 40 hours of classroom photography at a college or FBI Academy). The average salary for crime scene photographers is $43,000, and they basically work for police departments. Crimes happen all the time, so you have to be ready to go at any time! Most crime scene photographers work up to 40 hours a week!

Baleigh Milling

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Arson investigators examine the scenes of assumed arson fires and identify and collect physical evidence from the scene to determine whether or not the fire was started deliberately. This evidence is then analyzed to help determine the estimated time of the fire and what started it. With this information they can narrow down the suspects and ultimately find the arsonist.
- Hope Gunnell

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A microscopic is someone who works in a lab and research’s evidence like fabric, glass,textile,fiber and small materials that can’t be studied by the human eye. They try to solve the crime that has happened by looking for small details to see who could have done it.
Ryan Dietz

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I think being a Physical Anthropologist would be interesting, some people aren’t into that kind of thing but it seems cool! Like studying remains to potentially find out what happened/ who did it, it seems fun.

Baleigh Milling

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A serologist is also known as a blood spatter expert. They assist in criminal investigations by analyzing blood, urine, saliva, semen and other bodily fluids found at crime scenes. Their work can identify possible suspects, determine cause of death and help detectives unravel the sequence of events surrounding a crime.
Reece parrott

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A forensic computer specialist is a specially trained professional who works with law enforcement agencies, as well as private firms, to retrieve information from computers and other types of data storage devices. I think this career would be interesting because you get to deal with time-frame and data hiding analysis and you get to work in federal government agencies. A bachelor’s degree in Computer Forensics is required.

Brendan Gates

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Entomology is the study of insects and their relationship to humans, and the environment. The education required to become an entomologist is a bachelors degree in entomology or a related field. This is an important study in forensic science because insects can show how long a body has been decomposing. This helps police determine when the time of death of a victim was.
William Blair

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A forensic artist, also known as a sketch artist, uses freehand or digitally rendered drawings for identification, apprehension, or conviction purposes.
They work closely with law enforcement to recreate a facial composite sketch of a suspect. They are also often called out to create models or sketches of the crime scene itself.

Rianna Jackson

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Wildlife biologist can work in a office, laboratory, and outside with animals. To be a wildlife biologist you need at least your bachelors degree. The average salary is 57,000 for a wildlife biologist. Wildlife biologist do many things on of them having to identify the species to which an animal belongs to. Although wildlife biologist have many different jobs to do there primary job is to conduct laboratory analysis of samples collected as evidence in cases that involve wildlife.
Jacob Seymour

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A forensic odontologist is a forensic scientist who traces evidence through dental marks. Like bite marks and teeth laying around the scene. We can also find the identification of a dead persons body by their teeth for a single victims or a mass disaster. It takes a lot of school work to become one which is earning your doctor dental science to become a dentist then top of that you do extra training in the forensic field. With this occupation you can make up to 300k a year with the top 83%. You would work in hospitals, dental setups, medical facilities, and law enforcement agencies. Odontologist actually  traced Ted Buddy by a bite mark he left on one of his victims.

Evan Goodlow

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A Toxicologist works with chemicals and other substances to determine if they are toxic or harmful to humans, living organisms, and/or the environment. To be a toxicologist, one will need at least a bachelors degree in a hard science (chemistry or biology) and a postgraduate qualification can be beneficial. Toxicologist work with bodily fluids and tissue samples. They work in medical laboratories, crime laboratories, or military government workplaces. Toxicologist make an average salary of $80,300 a year and need to be on call to collect and analyze evidence.

Emily Howie

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I think crime scene photography would be cool. I enjoy photography already, and on top of that it would be interesting to get a close up to every piece of evidence linked to a case.

Jase Lewis

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Toxicology is a service performed by a Toxicologist that test trace amounts of drugs or alcohol in a victims body at the time of death. They usually work in laboratories. They test the bodily fluids from a deceased body to identify if any drugs are found in the body. This helps solve the case. They do take call and do have to visit the crime scene. You will need a bachelors degree in chemistry or biology to become a Toxicologist. They on an average can make from 61,000 to 104,000.
Ethan Meadows

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Most members of the Jurisprudence section of the American Academy of Forensic Sciences and lawyers. They study and comment on the admissibility of scientific evidence, especially new types of evidence. Members of the Jurisprudence section must possess a law degree, have passed a bar examination, and be licensed members in good standing of the bar in one or more states.  People working in the Jurisprudence section of forensics will make 60,000 per year three months after graduating and 84,000 three years after.

Cameron Plunkett

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A forensic computer specialist is a specially trained professional who works with law agencies to retrieve information from computers and other data drives. I would like to become a Computer specialist because I have always been fascinated by computers and I have also always loved working with them. A bachelor's degree in Computer forensics is required.

Cameron Plunkett