Forensic scientists, writers, scientists and police have shared theories about how crimes will be investigated on the Red Planet.
The most objective assessment of the future reality was shared by the criminologist Kristian Daruent, who has extensive experience working at the earth's poles. The experts noted that the already difficult work of the police is unbearable even in the cold conditions of the Earth. When the physical and chemical characteristics of the environment change, people behave chaotically behind them at the time of the crime - victims and criminals.
The first thing experts say is that brutal murders, robberies and violence will definitely be on Mars during the life of the third generation of Martians. Having an understanding of the earthly experience of their ancestors' life, they will be aware of the sophistication that they will be willing to go for the sake of personal interests. Moreover, in the conditions of Mars it will be easy to do. For example, substances perchlorates, contained in Martian rocks, "accidentally" can damage the suit or get into oxygen tanks. In this case, the police cannot determine whether the death was an accident.
But even if the cruelty was manifested physically, then, for example, human blood will not leave traces similar to those that appear on Earth. To do this, the new police will have to develop completely different guidelines and rules for investigations and research. But there are also positive aspects of policing on Mars. The conditions of the planet make it possible to preserve biological material almost forever. There will be special offices on Earth to help and control the local police. There is a rumor among experts that the United States has already issued a decree establishing such a department.