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| the exact physical location where a fire started |
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| Guide For Fire and Explosion Investigation |
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| if at any point at a fire scene suspicion is aroused that it may been intentional it becomes a _____ |
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| a systematic approach of solving a problem involving collecting evidence, forming a hypothesis, and testing the hypothesis |
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| a common burn pattern that may point downward directly at the source of the fire |
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| material tied into a long rope and soaked in flammable liquid and spread out to move fire is called a ______ |
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| tangible, physical evidence ( including photos), is called _____ |
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| written evidence such as an inventory list or insurance form is called _____ |
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| witness evidence is called _____ |
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| fire investigators do not need a warrant to enter the premises as long as the fire department ____________ |
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| some unusual findings that may warrant documentation by the fire fighter include____.... |
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holes in the floor
difficulty in gaining access to area of origin
evidence of vandalism
location of victims
anything seemingly out of place |
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