TYPES OF PHYSICAL EVIDENCE

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TYPES OF PHYSICAL EVIDENCE

BLOOD, SEMEN, SALIVA LIQUID OR DRY ANIMAL OR HUMAN CAN BE FOUND ON VICTIM SUSPECT CLOTHING OBJECTS

DOCUMENTS HANDWRITTEN OR TYPED COMPUTER HARD DRIVES REMNANTS OF WRITING TYPE AND SOURCE OF PAPER INK

DRUGS ILLEGAL OR LEGAL POSSESION OR INTENT TO DISTRIBUTE USAGE

EXPLOSIVES ACTUAL EXPLOSIVES BOMB MAKING MATERIALS RESIDUE

FIBERS NATURAL/SYNTHETIC LOCATION RELATIONSHIPS

FINGERPRINTS VICTIM SUSPECTS EVIDENCE LATENT/VISIBLE/PLASTIC

FIREARMS & AMMUNITION GUNS NEW AND USED AMMUNITION

POWDER RESIDUE GUNPOWDER RESIDUE MATERIALS SKIN

GLASS PARTICLES AND FRAGMENTS WINDOW PANES SHOW RELATIONSHIPS

HAIR ANIMAL OR HUMAN SHOW RELATIONSHIPS

IMPRESSIONS TIRE MARKINGS SHOE IMPRESSIONS ANY TRACKS FABRIC IMPRESSiONS BITE MARKS