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A forensic scientist is someone that study's blood and blood spatters
Yes, it is. It means having stains or spatters of blood, as from some accident or injurious attack.
Investigators can use the angle of impact of blood spatter to help determine the direction from which the blood originated. By analyzing the angle, they can reconstruct the events that led to the blood spatter, helping to establish the position and movement of individuals involved in the crime. This information can provide crucial evidence to support or challenge witness statements and suspects' alibis.
Types of evidence from a crime scene, that investigators will use to solve crimes, is blood evidence. Blood spatter, blood type, weapons, fingerprints, hair samples, and body fluids can all be important factors in solving a crime.
Well, crime scene investogator is a job, but you can specialize in certain areas, such as fiber, hair, blood, ballistic, photographic, latent print evidence and more.
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You can't. The crime scene investigators are going to find it eventually, and you are going to do hard time.
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Investigators can distinguish between human and non-human blood using several methods, including serological tests that identify specific proteins or antigens present in human blood but absent in non-human species. DNA analysis is another powerful tool, as human blood contains unique genetic material that can be amplified and compared to known human DNA. Additionally, species-specific primers can be used in polymerase chain reaction (PCR) techniques to confirm the origin of the blood sample.