Crime scene Disquisition plays an important part in numerous felonious examinations. It's a methodical scientific hunt of precious physical substantiation similar as blood stains, seminal or vaginal stains, fecal matter, fingerprints, hairs, filaments, maquillages, broken spectacles, buttons, gunpowder,etc. left at the crime scene. It's grounded on the principle of “ The Locard Exchange Principle ” that's when two effects come into contact there's always some transfer of patches. First of all the crime scene area is defended by cordoning the area with a hedge. It must be followed by a thorough hunt by using different ways. After the crime scene is surveyed completely, it must be proved duly by different means similar as sketching, describing, photography, or videography ways. Pieces of physical substantiation are collected by using picking, lifting, scraping, trimming, vacuum broad, and digging ways. This chapter examines colorful aspects of crime scene procedures.
Author(s) Details:
O. Gambhir Singh,
Forensic Medicine Department, SRM Medical College and Research Centre, Potheri, Kattankulathur, Tamil Nadu-603203, India.
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