👉 Murder engineering, also known as forensic engineering or crime scene reconstruction, is a specialized field that applies engineering principles and scientific methods to investigate and analyze the circumstances surrounding a crime, particularly homicides. It involves meticulously examining the crime scene to gather and interpret physical evidence, such as bullet trajectories, blood spatter patterns, and structural damage, to reconstruct the events leading up to and during the crime. Engineers and forensic experts use their knowledge of physics, materials science, and mechanics to determine the cause, manner, and time of death, as well as the methods used by the perpetrator. This detailed analysis helps law enforcement agencies build a more accurate picture of the crime, identify potential suspects, and ultimately contribute to solving the case.
