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Not Everything Dies: Blood

Blood has always been an inevitable and crucial physical evidence. It made forensic science a revolutionary field of study. Furthermore it is omnipresent in all violent crimes. Blood is a vector which indicates the sequence of events in a crime and match the suspect to the crime scene. The DNA typing has got a significant impact on violent criminal investigations. What is blood? It  is a   body fluid   in humans and other animals. It is composed of   blood cells   suspended in   blood plasma which constitutes 55% of blood fluid, mostly water (92% by volume), it delivers necessary substances such as   nutrients   and   oxygen   to the   cells   and transports   metabolic waste   products away from those same cells. and contains dissipated   proteins,   glucose, mineral   ions,   hormones, carbon dioxide (plasma being the main medium for excretory product transportation), and blood cells themselves.   Albumin   is the main protein in plasma, and it functions to regulate th

Not Everything Dies: An Autopsy & A Body

The forensic pathology is a field of study which is the most accurate in determining the causes of death. The modern techniques allow to estimate almost the exact time of death, sadly in some circumstantial situation it is impossible to pronounce and estimate the exact time of demise. An autopsy reveals not only some infections and diseases but also the cause which might be non or accidental. We must remember forensic pathology concerns itself with the intersection of the legal world and the pathologic world. There is a bias of forensic pathology toward the pathology of injury. As opposed to illness as injury is, it is frequently involved in civil and criminal litigation. Not to mention that it is of great importance to the legal world. Many of illnesses are of importance of forensic pathology. There is always a treat of exposure to injurious agent. The causes of death are bias. The pathology report defines the cause of death, yet, it does not give a definition of death. The i

(Do not) Believe a Lie!

“In my mind there is a crime!” In homicidal cases it is a sole truth. The evil intent is present in every single mind at daily basis, I believe some of us had a thought or two “I’d really kill her for what she did”. When it is only thinking it is fine, but, there are various brutal and unpredictable personality traces that do exactly opposite, the kill is an implement and leave a dead body behind.  Believe me or not, we will never truly understand the criminal mind, we may try to follow a certain pattern of thinking, yet, the whole biochemical and behavioral one is still out there. There are as many murders as so many personalities, more complex personality is more sordid the murder becomes. Some forensic psychiatrists believe it is an underpinning from or of our past and puberty period. Notwithstanding the circumstances, the thought of crime is a harbinger of it.   Personality is a mystery, a unique diversification of thoughts, images, dreams and disappointments, surprisingly bad