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trace evidence

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trace evidence
Forensic medicine Hair and fibers, body fluids and other substances, usually collected by Police Forensic Unit, Sexual Assault Team or Medical Examiner Investigator


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They then burned Abeer's body to hide trace evidence and burned their own clothes to destroy anything that might link them to the crime, she said.
The inter-departmental investigation group is taking actions to establish identities of the people who have died in the accident and has commissioned forensic examinations of the bodies, fire-damaged vehicle, trace evidence.
said Steve Schliebe, a blood spatter and trace evidence specialist with the Los Angeles Sheriff's Department, who was part of the special investigation.
 
 
 
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