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Search of the homicide scene.

Fox Rh, S Rimer, Meghan McCoy, Evans Hc

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The initial protection of the homicide scene by the first investigators to arrive plays a vital part in allowing the accumulation of evidence that can lead to conviction. A given set of circumstances which comprises a given scene is never left wholly unchanged by the commission of a crime and/or the passage of the perpetrator to or from that scene.

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The initial protection of the homicide scene by the first investigators to arrive plays a vital part in allowing the accumulation of evidence that can lead to conviction. A given set of circumstances which comprises a given scene is never left wholly unchanged by the commission of a crime and/or the passage of the perpetrator to or from that scene.

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The initial protection of the homicide scene by the first investigators to arrive plays a vital part in allowing the accumulation of evidence that can lead to conviction. A given set of circumstances which comprises a given scene is never left wholly unchanged by the commission of a crime and/or the passage of the perpetrator to or from that scene.

Key concepts: Homicide, Crime scene, Conviction, Commission, Criminology, Set (abstract data type), Psychology, Medical emergency

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