Modern crime scene investigation involves substantial evidence collection and analysis, including CCTV footage and images requiring manual and automated inspection. The proposed AI Crime Scene Evidence Analyzer is a full-stack forensic intelligence web platform with an integrated suite of six AI modules, including YOLOv8 weapon and evidence detection trained on a domain-specific weapons dataset, frame-level surveillance video analysis with UCF-Crime anomaly timestamps, Scene Change Detection using image alignment (ORB) and RANSAC homography estimation, followed by localization of altered regions using SSIM dissimilarity, and a novel multi-factor weighted risk score generation with 0-100 case-level risk indices, MongoDB-based audit trail generation of evidence custody steps, and a case-aware forensic LLM chatbot named ARIA with Claude API context injection. Additionally, the platform automatically generates a PDF forensic report for the submitted case within five seconds. Evaluation demonstrates that the weapon detection module achieves mAP@0.5 > 75% on the Kaggle Weapons Detection dataset and the Scene Change Detection module reliably localizes altered regions in aligned before-after crime scene image pairs with dissimilarity < 0.75 global SSIM. The contribution of this work is a forensic intelligence platform leveraging six individually published forensic computer vision techniques alongside a novel risk score engine, evidence comparison pipeline, and chain-of-custody logging, implemented in React.js, Python Flask, Node.js, and MongoDB, and evaluated on UCF-Crime and Kaggle Weapons Detection benchmarks.
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