Forensic Science Seminar
Peer-reviewed forensic science journal · Established 2011
ISSN 2157-118XFOREN SCI SEM · Volume 6

Original Research Papers · Research Paper P3

Forensic Analysis of Impact Injection Trace Evidence under Ballistic Viewpoints

S.N. Kunz, C. Grove, J. Adamec

Forensic Science Seminar · 2016 · Volume 6 · Issue 1 · pp. 15–21

Peer Reviewed ISSN 2157-118X Published 30 June 2016 Paid Full Text

Original Abstract

Abstract

The offender-victim position in space is usually one of the central issues of a forensic trail of blood sample distribution analysis. This is based on the experience-based analysis of the individual blood trail complexes. Furthermore, geometric calculation models of stroke injection marks an essential part of the analytical reconstruction of the spatial position of a source of bleeding at the time of the violence. Taking into account the biophysical properties of blood different, based on the fluid mechanics and ballistics calculation models can be installed and reconstructed as a possible position in space. This paper provides an introduction to the ballistic aspects of stroke injection marks and shows how the interpretation of such blood track pattern can be substantially improved by involving calculation models.

Keywords: Blutspur pattern distribution analysis; Blood Biophysical properties; Surface tension; Documentation; Forensic science

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Article Details

Affiliations
  1. IFFB Gerichtsmedizin und Forensische Neuropsychiatrie, Paris-Lodron Universität Salzburg-Linz.
  2. Institut für Rechtsmedizin, Ludwig-Maximillians-Universität.

Corresponding author: S.N. Kunz · sebastian.kunz@sbg.ac.at

Received11 May 2016
Revised28 May 2016
Accepted2 June 2016
Available Online29 June 2016

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Document codeP3 · Research Paper
JournalForensic Science Seminar
ISSN2157-118X
Volume / Issue6 / 1
Pages15–21
Publication date30 June 2016
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