Investigation of Traumatic Deaths Homicidal and Suicidal Deaths.

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Investigation of Traumatic Deaths Homicidal and Suicidal Deaths

Homicide Felonious  Punishable  Murder  Manslaughter Non-Felonious  Excused : to some degree at fault  Accidental death  Results from self-defense  Justified is the necessary killing of another person in performance of a legal duty

SUICIDE Shooting Hanging Ingesting sleeping pills Drowning Cutting and Piercing ingesting of poisons Inhaling gases Jumping from high places Intentionally crashing an automobile

Forensic Pathologist  The medical specialist called to help investigate both types of crime Identify Collect Preserve Transport evidence

Evidence will be collected from body Hair Fingernail Blood Other trace evidence Fingerprints Clothing

Only after these and other procedures are completed can a homicide detective leave the crime scene, after which the leg work and chasing down leads begin

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