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MUSSABEKOVA, 2020 - Google Patents

POSSIBILITIES OF SEMEN STAIN IDENTIFICATION AFTER CLOTHING AND BEDDING WASHING IN INVESTIGATING CASES OF SEXUAL ASSAULT.

MUSSABEKOVA, 2020

Document ID
17557011154727464366
Author
MUSSABEKOVA S
Publication year
Publication venue
Periódico Tchê Química

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English Identifying semen stains on clothing and bedding is a crucial component in investigating cases of sexual assault. In some cases, clothing and bedding have already been washed before they were removed and sent for forensic examination. There is …
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