ForensiKit

Each ForensiKit explores a different technique used in working a crime scene.

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Crime science isn’t just for detectives

Learn about forensic science and methods. Go hands-on with techniques like fingerprinting, collecting shoe prints, and more. Use the same tools the pros use to detect the presence of blood and identify theft suspects. Each box (retail value $60+) comes with gear that real investigators use along with activities designed to let you learn by doing.

Makes a great gift for aspiring investigators, students, and other crime science buffs
Recommended for ages 16 and up; ages 10-15 with adult supervision.
Choose a 3-, 6-, or 12-month plan or go month-to-month
Your first box contains a free one-year subscription to our online detective game. Examine the evidence and solve the case.

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Q: is this more appropriate for teens or adults?Asked by Jenn M., February 2020

ForensiKit by Crime Scene answered...February 2020

The forensikit is made in mind for general audiences. We try not to include
dangerous or inappropriate content. And we try and make it fun although
admittedly there's only so much fun you can have with an evidence bag
sometimes. :-)

Tom

Sent by cell phone. Expect typos.

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In Forensic Heaven

Dec 19, 2019

Adrienne F.

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I have other products form the folks at Crime Scene (The Missy Hammond Case) and LOVE them! I was surprised, and THRILLED, that there is now a monthly subscription! I am in forensic heaven! Thank you...

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Past boxes from ForensiKit…

Blood Detection

Locating blood at a crime scene is a critical aspect of determining what happened. With this box, learn how to find out right away whether a stain is blood or not, see how luminol works, and conduct your own tests.

Printing with Magnetic Powder

Every surface offers its own challenge, and each surface requires a unique processing method such as magnetic powder.

Evidence Packaging

Choosing the appropriate size and type of packaging is critical to preserving the evidence collected.

Theft Detection

Invisible thief detection powder has many uses including helping identify someone who's been touching things they shouldn't.

Evidence Photography

Evidence photography captures the scene as it was when discovered and preserves evidence that cannot be collected or that changes over time like blood spatter.

Printing with Ink

Collecting fingerprint exemplars from witnesses and suspects is vital to identifying unknown prints at a crime scene.

Footprint Casting

Casting preserves footprints and tire tracks in 3-D so they can be identified and compared to suspect shoes or tires.

Crime Scene Drawing

Crime scene sketches show where evidence is located in relationship to the overall scene, and documents details like distances between objects that a photograph doesn't capture.