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2 years ago

list three things one can deduce from the position of a cartridge cartridge case and bullets at a crime scene

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Just from the position of cartridge cases and bullets, it is possible to deduce what kind of firearm was used in the crime (for instance: whether it was a small pistol or a larger weapon such as a rifle), the shooter's possible position (the place where the firearm was being fired during the crime), and the shots' trajectory (if the bullets have penetrated any surface or object before hitting its targets or stopping).

omeli [17]2 years ago

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Each crime scene has its own unique characteristics and from it the expert can extract various information that is fundamental to the innocence (or accusation) of a person.

1 - The expert can analyze if the shot was point-blank.

2- Analyzing the position of the body compared to the position of the cartridge, the investigator can find out if the attack was by surprise.

3- Ballistics examination can specify the kind of gun used.

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