Question

There are only 21 trained blood spatter professionals certified in the united states - how does one become a blood stain analysis expert?

Answer 1

A blood spatter professional is the one who works with police on a crime scene to investigate the case and solve it by studying blood patterns on the site.First you have to pursue a career in forensic science, then follow the path to being a specialist in analysis of blood spatter by joining an organization which teaches this course.After the training by the organisation there is a special course by International Association of Bloodstain Pattern Analysts (IABPA) that is required for professional certification.After that you can work in some police or crime lab.

Answer 2

A blood spatter is a professional who plays a vital role in solving violent crimes such as murder and assaults. He/she performs crime investigations by analyzing blood stains left in the crime scene. Through this analysis blood spatter is able to determine movements of both assailant and victim. The information obtained from the blood stain can used to approximate the height of the assailant and the weapon used to commit the crime. To become a blood spatter, an individual needs a training in science and forensic investigation. One must study biology and forensic science at bachelor level. In addition, to stand a better chance of being employed one must have undertake an internship to obtain relevant experience.