Background Bodily fluid stains are one of the most relevant evidence that can be found at
the crime scene as it provides a wealth of information to the investigators. They help to report …

Contemporary criminal investigations are based on the statements made by the victim and
the eyewitnesses. They also rely on the physical evidences found in the crime scene. These …

Biological materials found at a crime scene are crucially important evidence for forensic
investigation because they provide contextual information about a crime and can be linked …

Cigarette ash is frequently found in crime scenes involving murder, suicide, rape, dacoity, or
assault cases, but it is frequently overlooked as potential evidence by investigators. This ash …

Oral fluids are common evidence that can be found as stains on a variety of substrates at
crime scenes. The porosity of the substrate may influence their collection and analysis …

Wood forensics, a vital tool in addressing global concerns surrounding illegal logging and
the authenticity of wood products, plays a pivotal role in promoting sustainable forestry …

The identification and differentiation of stamp inks can be a crucial aspect to establish the
authenticity of questioned documents, and thus plays a vital role in judicial expertise. Herein …

When a forensic investigator encounters a smoked cigarette butt at a crime scene, whether
it's one involving dacoity, homicide, suicide, assault, or any other sort of violent conduct, the …

The analysis of body fluids is of utmost importance in forensic casework since many
biological fluids contain DNA. The ATR FT-IR spectroscopy is an emerging approach for the …

The forensic analysis of bloodstains on various substrates plays a crucial role in criminal
investigations. This study presents a novel approach for analyzing bloodstains using …