Forensic Fingerprint: crime scene investigation

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Biological Evidence Biological evidence at the crime scene is the samples of biological material such as • Blood • Semen • Saliva ...

Explosive Cases: Forensic Fingerprint

Explosive cases An explosive is a substance or a mixture of substances which is made to undergo a rapid chemical change without an outside...

How to determine time of death There are a number of factors that help the professionals to determine the time, when a deceased person pas...

Motor Vehicle Accident We have seen in day to day crime the involvement of motor vehicles including road accidents, vehicle theft, transport...

Poisoning cases On the basis of effect on the body poisons are classified as - 1) Corrosives - its include strong acids (HCL) and strong al...

What is Homicide The killing of one human by another is homicide . It’s a broad term including the legal and illegal killings. Homicide d...

Death Investigation In suspicious death investigation , the dead body and the articles at the scene of crime are very important, if the in...

Wet Drowning and Secondary Drowning Drowning is consider as an asphyxia death in which air/oxygen is prevented to enter into the respirat...

Investigate a Crime Scene (Rape case) Rape means sexual intercourse (include vaginal , anal , oral penetration by a body part or by an obje...