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Agent Undercover ASP
Spies from different companies are rivals.
A spies mission-find, collect, and share the secrets of rivals.
-Spies invent, design, and create tools for their missions.
-Some spy tools look like common objects.Use night vision goggles to spy unnoticed
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Crime Lab ASP
Evidence helps crime scene investigators find out what happened\who did it.
Written evidence can tell investigators where evidence came from or what language the suspect speaks. Chromatography separates the colors used to make dark ink.
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Discover Detection ASP
Investigators inspect evidence at crime scenes, use ultraviolet/infrared light to spot evidence that we cannot see. Detectives can examine a suspect’s footprints/handwriting. We find footprints in soils that absorb water. Wet soil can stick to shoes.
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Funky Forensics ASP
Forensic scientists collect and test evidence such as hairs, fibers, prints and more. Forensic scientists must sort, classify, label evidence. Investigators take pictures of footprints and tire tracks at crime scenes. which can be matched to a suspect.
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Jr. Detectives ASP
Detectives notice things and look for evidence to link a person to a place/time. Trace evidence is a tiny bit of material at a crime scene, such as shirt fibers or fingerprints. We test fibers with water, fire, and force.
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Spy Academy ASP
Spies observe and collect info to share with other spies. Messages can be sent in code so other spies can’t read them and try to decipher messages. Spies may drop off a message inside a secret object for their teammates to find, called a dead drop.
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Whodunit? ASP
Anything at a crime scene can be evidence. Even trash is evidence.
-You can learn a lot about a suspect from evidence in trash.
-Detective needs good powers or deduction- figure out things based on what they see.
-Forensic artists draw suspects
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