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CONWAY, SC (WMBF) - Outfitted with blood patterns, bullet holes and shell casings, a classroom was transformed into a crime scene for students to learn how to track a killer.
This is close to real life. You're seeing the weapon discharge, the energy, the power down-range, actually everything you would find as part of a crime scene," started Professor Jeffrey Scott, in front of his students.
Professor Scott led the lecture far from the confines of a classroom; instead, holding class at the Conway Police Department Firearms Range.
As officers loaded their guns, Professor Scott loaded a cardboard box up with a sponge soaked in fake blood.
Understand about blood, the dynamics of blood, what the blood tells us at every crime scene, especially the story it tells," he told his students.
Every gunshot tells a story. The marks left behind fill the blanks for the students and the clues that could capture a criminal.
This is the first time the professor has held such a training.
It is part of the HGTCs Crime Scene Investigation Program and allowed students to reconstruct a shooting crime scene while analyzing blood splatter.
Three different caliber guns were used at different distances from the blood-soaked sponge.
You're seeing all three dynamics and there should be a difference between them," explained Professor Scott to his students, as they eagerly leaned in to examine the scene.
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Blood patterns & Bullet holes: students take CSI class to next level
A crime scene investigation class from Horry Georgetown Technical College took a field trip to the Conway Police Department shooting range Monday to learn a few things about blood spatter.
The blood looked disturbingly real, though it came from a bottle.
The human-like heads being targeted were equally fake, though filled with materials that mimic flesh and bone.
The instructor for the class explained that different distances, firearms and calibers can each tell a unique story with their blood spray patterns.
"We want to see how far forward spatter was projected, based on the type of firearm, type of round, and then wanted to show the different stages, how far back the back spatter might be found," said Jeffrey Scott, a professor in HGTC's criminal justice program.
Weapons used in the lesson included a shotgun, an assault rifle and a pistol.
Though the demonstration used fake blood and sponges in place of the actual stuff of life, Scott says the idea was to make the lesson as close to a real-world crime investigation as possible.
"That's as close to realistic as we can get. We want to make it dynamic so (the students) can understand that these rounds can produce this type of trauma," said Scott.
The CSI students didn't seem the slightest bit fazed by the gruesome demonstrations.
In fact, they appear anxious to study the real thing.
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