1941: 'THE STUART CASE': FBI Agents searching apartment, finding flashlight, 9mm hand gun pistol, pry bar, coded telegra

The video tutorial covers the process of seizing evidence related to a crime, including documents and articles. It also explains the comparison process used in analyzing the evidence.

Why is it important to seize items during a crime investigation?

• To sell them later

• To hide them from the public

• To use them as evidence

• To destroy them

Which of the following is NOT a reason to seize items in a crime investigation?

• To connect them to the crime

• To hide them from the public

• To use them as evidence

• To compare them with other items

What types of items are typically connected to a crime?

• Random household items

• Documents and articles

• Unrelated personal belongings

• Grocery lists

What is the main purpose of comparing seized items?

• To find out who owns them

• To decide which items to keep

• To establish connections or differences

• To determine their market value

How can comparing seized items help in a crime investigation?

• By confusing the investigation

• By increasing the number of items

• By identifying unrelated items

• By establishing connections or differences