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Presence of blood at a crime scene only tells us the death was a homocide.
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No. Blood patterns, shapes, and sizes along with numerous other observations can lead to an accurate picture of the events that contibuted to during the homocide.
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Blood pattern analysis involves matmatical calculations to assist in interpretation of the crime scene.
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True. Velocity, angles, directions an distances are some important matmatecal considerations in determining what happened; how it happened.
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The distance from which a person is shot has little effect on blod patterns and spatter of the victim.
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False. The closer the distance of the gun to the victim the more energy absorbed by the body. Blood patterns will range from a fine mist at closer ranges to larges droplets/spatter at farther distances.
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