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The thrill of CSI


You think you will escape unnoticed,

You think that you can fool them all,

But what remained behind betrays you -

A scene is worth a thousand words.

The evidence speaks louder than you know.

 

They will analyze, they will scrutinize

Every single piece of what's left around,

Sewing the past events together

With a keen needle of a watchful eye,

To solve the puzzle of a heinous crime

To find out who, and when, and why.

 

Crime scene investigators, undeterred,

Won't leave a single stone unturned.

Beware, criminal! There'll be no mercy

And justice to your victims will be served.

 

Forensic science is a truly fascinating field -

Decoding blood stains, empty bullet shells, and fingerprints.

I love a mystery, and science is my favorite sport,

Needless to say that I would want the job!

 

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