I is for IDENTIKIT
A witness can describe the person they saw,
Identifying features like their eyes, nose and paw.
J is for JURY
To help give the defendant a trial that is fair,
The verdict’s deliberated by a jury of twelve unbiased bears.
K is for KNIFE-WOUND
There’s a lot to examine in a stab or a slash,
Point of entry and how deep, long, and neat is the gash.
L is for LUMINOL
Iron present in haemoglobin makes any blood trace or mark,
Act as a catalyst so that luminol glows in the dark.
Forensic Alphabet #1 A-D
Forensic Alphabet #2 E-H
6 comments:
It almost looks like identi-kit tiger IS the criminal in the drawing.
Or maybe it's the tiger's evil twin?
While the suspect appears to be a large feline, it doesn't have stripes and the tuft of mane it has doesn't match the sketch artist's smoother hairdo. The slight resemblance between the tiger and the drawing has nothing to do with a failed teddy bear sketch that looked tigerish quickly having whiskers added to make its feline features look intentional. Honest.
Oh, these are so cool. Can't wait until you get to some difficult letters. But, perhaps you've already got them figured out.
CD
Yeah, I struggled enough coming u with something for J. It may well end up being murder by Zebra when I get to Z. Hopefully I'll come up across something better by then. :-)
What a neat idea! Love the jury and I'm sure you'll find something cool for Z. :)
Thanks! Fortunately, the trickier letters are towards the end of the alphabet - a boon for lexicographers and writers of children's ABC books.
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