Twenty-Century Fox Television network created a series program called Bones, aired in 2005. The program theme is center on a forensic, anthology and archaeology investigations. The two main characters of the show are special agent Seeley Booth of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and in charge of these mystery murder cases. On his side is Dr. Temperance “Bones” Brennan who is a forensic, anthropologist who along with agent Booth helps resolves these mystery cases. The episode most likely will begin with the discovery of human bone remains.
The genre series consists of drama mixed with comedy. It involves a serious matter that deserves attention, as this could be real life murder investigations of real people. The show lacks of realism …show more content…
This scene starts with a church group gathering inside the riverbank performing baptisms to their church new members. It is here while performing this activity when the group found the woman’s skeleton coming out from the river’s bottom to it surface. Now the investigators will had to sink themselves into the victim’s community of collectors to search for some answers of the facts. Is the case a murder, suicide, or a fatal accident? If not who and what is the motive of this case? In moving on with this episode, Brennan and another female forensic investigator are examining the woman’s bones in the lab. In the process of the examination, they discovered that the woman had received a blow in the head years ago. The scar of this injury is located towards the front of her head where the prefrontal cortex is situated. They are wondering if the woman suffered of a mental illness in relation to this head injury. This kind of injury people can be effected on their decision making process. Can this be a lead for them, if the facts are truth can this case be resolve by the head injury findings? All throughout the show the evidence will start making sense in solving its mystery with a team’s reliance, efforts, experiences, and …show more content…
The CSI and the forensic entomologist team of investigators are compose of Gil Grisson who is the CSI supervisor in the graveyard shift. Along with him is Catherine Willows as second in command. In the later episode of the series, others replace the main characters. In order to resolve their murder crimes they also use physical evidences pretty much like the past crime scene series. It looks like they are working constantly around the clock to solve their cases like visiting the crime scenes and gathering evidences that will solve the missing pieces from the puzzle on their mystery
The genre series consists of drama mixed with comedy. It involves a serious matter that deserves attention, as this could be real life murder investigations of real people. The show lacks of realism …show more content…
This scene starts with a church group gathering inside the riverbank performing baptisms to their church new members. It is here while performing this activity when the group found the woman’s skeleton coming out from the river’s bottom to it surface. Now the investigators will had to sink themselves into the victim’s community of collectors to search for some answers of the facts. Is the case a murder, suicide, or a fatal accident? If not who and what is the motive of this case? In moving on with this episode, Brennan and another female forensic investigator are examining the woman’s bones in the lab. In the process of the examination, they discovered that the woman had received a blow in the head years ago. The scar of this injury is located towards the front of her head where the prefrontal cortex is situated. They are wondering if the woman suffered of a mental illness in relation to this head injury. This kind of injury people can be effected on their decision making process. Can this be a lead for them, if the facts are truth can this case be resolve by the head injury findings? All throughout the show the evidence will start making sense in solving its mystery with a team’s reliance, efforts, experiences, and …show more content…
The CSI and the forensic entomologist team of investigators are compose of Gil Grisson who is the CSI supervisor in the graveyard shift. Along with him is Catherine Willows as second in command. In the later episode of the series, others replace the main characters. In order to resolve their murder crimes they also use physical evidences pretty much like the past crime scene series. It looks like they are working constantly around the clock to solve their cases like visiting the crime scenes and gathering evidences that will solve the missing pieces from the puzzle on their mystery