Chapter
Analyzing Blood Evidence at Crime Scenes
12:38 - 18:59 (06:20)
Blood evidence found at a crime scene can provide valuable information for investigators such as the blood type, location and possible scenario of the incident.
Clips
Terry questions Fred about his involvement in a murder and an arson case.
12:38 - 13:55 (01:16)
Summary
Terry questions Fred about his involvement in a murder and an arson case. After confirming a DNA match from blood found at the scene, Terry focuses on the accelerant used in the fire to gather more evidence against Fred.
ChapterAnalyzing Blood Evidence at Crime Scenes
EpisodeEpisode 6
PodcastThe Coldest Case In Laramie
The speaker explains the process of DNA testing and swabbing for blood evidence in a cold case.
13:55 - 15:19 (01:23)
Summary
The speaker explains the process of DNA testing and swabbing for blood evidence in a cold case. They go into detail about their findings and the contributors to the blood found in the case.
ChapterAnalyzing Blood Evidence at Crime Scenes
EpisodeEpisode 6
PodcastThe Coldest Case In Laramie
A conversation about a crime investigation where the interviewer claims to have evidence placing the interviewee at the crime scene based on their blood, leading to a discussion on memory.
15:19 - 17:31 (02:11)
Summary
A conversation about a crime investigation where the interviewer claims to have evidence placing the interviewee at the crime scene based on their blood, leading to a discussion on memory.
ChapterAnalyzing Blood Evidence at Crime Scenes
EpisodeEpisode 6
PodcastThe Coldest Case In Laramie
A man denies killing someone despite evidence pointing otherwise.
17:31 - 18:35 (01:04)
Summary
A man denies killing someone despite evidence pointing otherwise.
ChapterAnalyzing Blood Evidence at Crime Scenes
EpisodeEpisode 6
PodcastThe Coldest Case In Laramie
The speaker shows pictures and evidence implicating somebody in the murder case, including the discovery of boot prints in blood.
18:35 - 18:59 (00:24)
Summary
The speaker shows pictures and evidence implicating somebody in the murder case, including the discovery of boot prints in blood. The accused admits to walking in the blood, but denies being the killer.