Interpretation of Bloodstain Evidence at Crime Scenes

William G. Eckert · Stuart H. James

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Focusing on the proper techniques for the complete examination of blood evidence at a crime scene, the authors provide detailed solutions to many problems encountered. Twenty-five case studies are included with numerous case photographs, and an international bibliography.

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