The Forensic Science Use of Reflective Ultraviolet Photography

TC Krauss · SC Warlen

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Reflective ultraviolet photography has many forensic science applications particularly in child abuse, rape, homicide, and bite mark cases. The potential of this relatively simple and inexpensive procedure has not been fully explored. The procedure for its use in bite mark cases is presented.

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