EMG | Event Management - Evening Events: CSI

Crime scene investigation - An evening event with a difference!

During the evening event teams are immersed in the hands on experience of the fascinating world of forensic science. As a corporate event or evening activity for your team building day, conference or client entertainment event, the teams must work together, using authenitc police CSI techniques, whilst attempting to solve an intriguing crime - the ultimate murder mystery event.

As part of their evening event investigation teams are given the opportunity to practice the art of fingerprinting, ballistics testing, forensic dentistry, blood spattering (amongst others), using real materials whilst working as a crime team. This event is a unique, informative, upbeat insight into the world of CSI – can your team crack the code?

Each guest receives full CSI protective equipment which they retain. Additionally they will receive an “exhibits” bag containing all the equipment they need and the briefing sheets.

The Evening Activities Can Include:

Fingerprinting

Everyone has different fingerprints even identical twins. Fingerprints were first used in Babylonian times and in 1902 for British criminal purposes. We will show you how to be experts. Use specialist fingerprint microscopes, brushes, powder and other paraphernalia; you may receive an enlarged picture of your fingerprint to take home! In the right environment we turn the lights off and conduct a specialist fingerprinting process in the dark.

Photofit Pictures

FBI software is beckoning you to construct a photofit of a suspect. Can you remember what he/she looked like? Can you reconstruct a face? With the help of this software you can! This reconstruction will test your powers of memory – good luck.

Tool and Shoe wear casting

In real life shoe and tool impressions left to the elements will quickly deteriorate; your job will be to cast the mark and produce an impression. Be careful, however, too much plaster and it will set too quickly! Too much water and it will not work. Timing is everything, but we will of course, help you.

Ballistics

With the use of ballistic “Rods” and bullet holes, determine what has happened at the scene of the shooting. See a presentation on the development of ballistic investigation. Examine bullets using microscopes to find their source.

Forensic Dentistry

This is an activity you can really get your teeth into! See how forensic dentists can determine who has bitten what. Cast teeth marks and find out who has bitten into the chocolate.

Blood Spattering

This subject has been generated due to customer demand. We show you how you can work out where an attack started from; work out the angle the spatter hit the ground. See how blood reacts at different heights.

Hair and Fibres

Using state of the art microscopes, examine different hairs and fibres taken from different animals and materials. Did the suspect “snag” their clothying in the crime scene? You have recovered material from their person which look similar. Compare the samples and you decide.

CSI Quiz

These bring an additional dimension to this unusual experience. Throughout the event guests are asked to complete some of the following; CSI question and answer and the popular, “what are the 10 objects used in crime scene investigation?”