alibi, A statement by a person under suspicion in a crime, expressing that they were in a different place when the offense was committed, means, determining how a person committed a crime, including a person's physical and mental abilities, motive, determining why someone committed a crime, including what thoughts motivated them to do it, observation, information gathered about the crime scene by using the five senses, opportunity, the determination of when someone committed a crime, suspect, a person that investigators believe may have been involved in a crime, timeline, a list of noteworthy events that took place from oldest to most recent, crime scene sketch, a rough drawing of the crime scene that includes the location and size of each piece of evidence, forensic evidence, any physical thing that may be used to prove a person did or did not commit a crime, conclusive evidence, information that leads to a definite conclusion, inconclusive evidence, information that does not definitely prove or disprove a claim, latent prints, prints that are left behind by natural oils and sweat on the skin. Invisible to the naked eye., patent prints, prints that are left behind by excess dirt, paint, ink, etc. Visible to the naked eye

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