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What are some signs of a struggle that a forensic pathologist looks for at a crime scene?
What are some signs of a struggle that a forensic pathologist looks for at a crime scene?
Some signs of a struggle that a forensic pathologist looks for at a crime scene include broken objects, overturned furniture, broken branches and twigs, and trampled ground.
What should a forensic pathologist note about the position of a weapon in relation to the body?
What should a forensic pathologist note about the position of a weapon in relation to the body?
A forensic pathologist should note the position of a weapon in relation to the body as it may be important to determine whether the death was a suicide or homicide.
If no obvious weapon is present at the crime scene, what should be suspected?
If no obvious weapon is present at the crime scene, what should be suspected?
If no obvious weapon is present at the crime scene, homicide should be suspected.
What is the role of a forensic pathologist in determining the manner of death?
What is the role of a forensic pathologist in determining the manner of death?
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Why might family members want to conceal a suicide?
Why might family members want to conceal a suicide?
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How might a murderer attempt to conceal a homicide?
How might a murderer attempt to conceal a homicide?
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What signs should a forensic pathologist look for at the death scene to determine if the manner of death has been concealed?
What signs should a forensic pathologist look for at the death scene to determine if the manner of death has been concealed?
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