Perspective Chapter: Crime Scene Investigation in Criminal Behavior Cases – Forensic Biology, Forensic Entomology and Forensic Entomotoxicology

Abstract

Branches of forensic science are used to determine the samples used in solving suspicious death cases and the criminal behavior of the suspect. Forensic biology, forensic entomology, and forensic entomotoxicology are just three of them exterior surfaces of cars, are of interest to forensic biology. Forensic entomology is an interdisciplinary science that contributes to the solution of forensic cases by examining the life cycles and successions of arthropods on corpses. The first question that forensic entomology seeks to answer is when the person died. Clarifying the questions of how and where the person was killed will shed light on forensic investigations. The field of forensic entomotoxicology is to determine the alcohol, narcotic substances, and poisons used by the person before his death by toxicological analysis of arthropods fed on corpses. In this section, the journey of the samples collected from the crime scene to the laboratory in the fields of forensic biology, forensic entomology, and forensic entomototoxicology will be followed.