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Unraveling the Mystery
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Unraveling the Mystery

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Which of the following is true about fiber evidence?

  • It is easy to trace a fiber back to a specific source.
  • Fiber evidence is always considered individual evidence.
  • Fiber evidence is not important in crime investigations.
  • Fiber evidence can create links between victims, suspects, and locations. (correct)
  • What is the term used when fibers are transferred directly from victim to suspect or suspect to victim?

  • Primary transfer (correct)
  • Secondary transfer
  • Tertiary transfer
  • Quaternary transfer
  • Why is early collection of fibers critical in crime investigations?

  • Most fiber evidence falls off or is lost from a crime scene within 24 hours. (correct)
  • Fiber evidence is not considered reliable.
  • Fiber evidence is difficult to analyze.
  • Fiber evidence is fragile and easily damaged.
  • What do forensic scientists want to determine when using fiber as evidence?

    <p>The type of fiber - composition and uniqueness</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following can fibers come from?

    <p>Clothing, coats, carpet, furniture, curtains, bedding, insulation, rope, etc.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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