Contribution of Members of the Investigation Team

There are many different individuals involved in the investigation of a crime. Each of the individuals involved within the investigation of a crime has their own specific job roles that contribute to the investigation process. These job roles and the cooperation that is carried out with one another ensures that the evidence from a crime remains secure and travels through a secure audit trail, ensuring the evidence is not compromised in any way and that the exact whereabouts of the evidence at each point is recorded.

The investigation team members involved in the investigation of the murders of Nicole Brown and Ronald Goldman included:

• The Police,
•  Detectives,
• Scenes of Crime Officers,
• Specialists such as pathologists
• Forensic scientists.

The job roles that these team members carry out, both in general and as part of the OJ Simpson case, have been described and can be seen on tabs accessible from the home page of this blog. The next few tabs will describe the handling of the evidence in this case and how the members of an investigation team should work together to ensure that the evidence was part of a secure audit trail. Also mentioned will be any mistakes that had been made by the team as part of the investigation into the murders of Nicole Brown and Ronald Goldman and if these mistakes impacted the case in any way.