We are currently involved in the investigation of the capital murder of a young girl and the FBI crime scene team did a lot of the trace evidence in the case. We have a large quantity of fiber evidence and they have provided us some "link" type charts to show the connections. The problem is there are so many locations/items and fibers the charts are confusing for us (let alone the jury). We use powerpoint for presentations but are trying to come up with a program/display or technique to get the point across to the jury. I am afraid the links are so complex and lengthy that the powerpoint display isn't wide enough. Has anyone done a complex fiber case? Any suggestions for showing the connections between numerous items and locations with a multitude of different fibers in a clear and convincing fashion?

Call the NDCAA in Columbia,SC.They have access to lots of Powerpoint presentations that they will share. They have access to many large jurisdictions that have departments that create the presentations forthe prosecutors.I assume you are a member?