William Riley Gaul Trial Day 4 Par 3 Reserve Deputy Bobby Jones Testifies 05/04/18

TL;DR

Expert testimony on Faro scanner use in crime scene reconstruction for bullet trajectory analysis.

Transcript

I'm sorry good efening the feral skin is something that they need is for accidents information is that correct yes sir they can use in Corrections is that what it's used most of the time fool okay let's use an accident reconstruction as well is that what I understood okay how long have you been with the sheriff's office again I'm sorry you might ha... Read More

Key Insights

• 🎑 Faro scanner technology is used in crime scene reconstruction to capture detailed evidence data.
• 👻 The processing software allows for visualizing scene data in various perspectives and colors for analysis.
• 🚄 Bullet trajectory analysis involves capturing trajectory rods with spheres to determine accurate trajectory paths.

Questions & Answers

Q: How does the Faro scanner work in capturing crime scene data?

The Faro scanner uses laser technology to capture millions of points in different positions to create a 3D visualization of the scene for analysis.

Q: What processing tools are used to analyze the Faro scanner data?

The Scene software is used to process the data, allowing investigators to visualize the scene in black and white and color, along with creating trajectory lines for analysis.

Q: How is bullet trajectory analyzed using the Faro scanner?

By capturing trajectory rods with spheres at specific points, the data is processed to determine the exact trajectory paths of bullets in relation to the scene.

Q: How is the evidence collected from the scene presented for analysis in court?

Detailed photographs and exhibits of bullet trajectories, evidence collection, and crime scene reconstruction are used to present evidence in court for a better understanding of the case.

Summary & Key Takeaways

• Deputy Officer discusses using a Faro scanner for accident and crime scene reconstruction.

• Expert Bobby Jones explains the Faro scanner data processing and trajectory analysis in forensic cases.

• Testimonies and evidence presentation on bullet trajectories and evidence collection for a homicide case.