Mike Berry, Master of underwater criminal investigations

The video introduces Mike Berry, an underwater criminal investigator with 35 years of experience. It highlights the challenges he faces, such as dark, cold, and contaminated dive sites, and the core tasks of body, vehicle, and evidence recovery. Despite the risks, Mike finds satisfaction in locating evidence and views body recovery as an honor, providing closure to families. His dedication to the job is evident as he eagerly awaits each call to assist in solving crimes.

Who is called when detectives reach a water obstacle in their investigation?

• A scuba diving instructor

• A forensic scientist

• An underwater criminal investigator

• A marine biologist

What are the three core areas of focus for an underwater criminal investigator?

• Body recovery, vehicle recovery, and evidence recovery

• Pollution control, coral reef protection, and underwater photography

• Treasure hunting, marine life study, and shipwreck exploration

• Rescue operations, underwater welding, and deep-sea mining

What conditions do underwater criminal investigators often face during their dives?

• Dark, cold, and contaminated environments

• Warm and clear waters

• Shallow and calm seas

• Sunny and tropical locations

Why does Mike Berry consider his work an honor?

• Because it allows him to travel the world

• Because it helps bring closure to families

• Because it is a hobby he enjoys

• Because it is a high-paying job

What motivates Mike Berry to continue his work as an underwater criminal investigator?

• The desire to become famous

• The thrill of adventure

• The opportunity to be on television

• The chance to help bring closure or convictions