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by Teri00 on December 8th, 2007
Photos of the scene, photos of the body, and then depending on the case - examine the body using an ALS for trace and biological evidence, check for prints on the victim, examine and document the injuries, then get the body off to the morgue for the autopsy.
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by Obey Gravity on December 8th, 2007
Don't touch it, don.t disturb it and call a crime lab investigator to do a DNA test and a blood spatter test.
by MadMike on December 7th, 2007
im not sure, but it could be take pictures
When somebody dies, does the hospital make any kind of blood test?
by lola on December 11th, 2007
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Hypothetically speaking, could the sweat from a sock tell a scientist/investigator what YEAR the sweat was produced or when?
by Anonymous on September 21st, 2008
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Can forensics really see everything?
by corruptedsoul on July 22nd, 2010
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If an old person dies at home, suddenly, would be taken to a hospital for any kind of tests, if not, what is the normal procedure?
by lola on December 11th, 2007
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Would you please fill in the blank? “_________________________, so that puts you at the scene of the crime.”
by Running, Fall Up on November 16th, 2008
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