Kind of like forensic records, but less emotional.

The story of "Crime Scene Investigation" is set in Las Vegas and adapted from a true story, which tells the story of how the forensic investigators of the criminal police station obtained evidence at the crime scene to solve the case. The investigator's famous saying is "Dead bodies can talk". They used tiny evidences such as fingerprints, shoe prints, shell casings, blood, hair, fibers and body scars, and after careful analysis and research, they found the key to solving the case.

The process of solving the mystery is quite attractive. The play also reconstructs the scene when the deceased was killed, filming how bullets shuttled through the body and the process of blood vessels and organs being destroyed. The realistic landscape is breathtaking. After reading such a detailed method of solving crimes, even if you have the courage to commit crimes, you should think carefully when trying the law.

This program has more plots and suspense than traditional criminal case reports. Elizabeth Dewaine, a full-time consultant of CSI, is a crime scene investigator who has worked in the security department of Los Angeles for 15 years. Dewaine, 4 1 year-old, contributed to the high ratings of this program. In addition, "CSI" has become a necessary study textbook for American police, and even Scotland Yard, Japanese Security Agency and French police regard it as an anti-terrorism textbook.

I think European and American TV dramas are better, unlike Chinese mainland and Hong Kong TV dramas, where there are too many emotional dramas, and solving crimes has become secondary.