Forensic Analysis of the Bartender Almonds Case

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  1. suspected items were analyzed,
  2. suspected items were analyzed to help better investigate the scene.
  3. Two knives were seized from pizzas home and were believed to
  4. be the weapons used to initiate the injuries to deceased.
  5. The first knife was a 32cm long pointed knife.
  6. By measuring the ratio of height and width of the knife. From the picture presented,
  7. we reduced the width of the knife was about 4cm.
  8. However, no recorded DNA profile was available for this knife
  9. based on the blade,
  10. based on the blade of the knife and the shape of injuries.
  11. We concluded the pointed knife should be responsible for the following injuries
  12. firstly, according to dr bach's video on injuries
  13. established likely caused by a pointed sharp weapon
  14. as the other suspected weapon. The melon knife was flat on its edges.
  15. We suspected pointed knife could have caused an injury one.
  16. This theory is also supported by the shape of the stab wound.
  17. The knife was single bladed,
  18. indicating when it was stabbed into the body.
  19. The edges of the wounds were not similar.
  20. The sharp upper corner could be caused by the
  21. cutting edge of the plate and the racket lower corner
  22. could be caused by the non cutting cutting edge.
  23. Could be caused by the non county edge.
  24. This means the knife was upside down when stabbed,
  25. the sharp upper corner could be caused by the cutting edge of the blade
  26. and the ragged lower edge could be caused by the non cutting edge.
  27. This means the knife was upside down when
  28. snapping the abdomen with the palm facing upwards.
  29. Secondly,
  30. the
  31. secondly,
  32. the autopsy report description for injury four faced this
  33. secondly,
  34. the autopsy report description for injury four
  35. fits the description for the sharp plate.
  36. As the blades with decreased decreases
  37. as the blades with decreases
  38. decreases
  39. as the blades with decreases at the sharp edge.
  40. The sharp edge could not cut as deep into the person's
  41. body tissue when the knife is parallel to the body.
  42. Therefore the sharp edge could be the cause of the 1.4.
  43. Therefore
  44. the sharp edge could be the cause of the 1.5 long.
  45. Therefore the sharp edge could be the cost of the 1.5cm long superficial tale
  46. suggesting the curved region of the knife was about 1.5 cm.
  47. This aligns with the picture of the sharp knife presented.
  48. The second knife retrieved was a
  49. The second night retrieved was a 40 cm
  50. long melon knife of the brand name Shan Xinjiang
  51. of the brand name Shan Xinjiang.
  52. A DNA profile from an unknown source was found on the handle.
  53. But as the knife was found in Pizzas sink,
  54. this evidence was not useful as the handle could be contaminated after the attack.
  55. The height of the knife was approximately 3.6 cm, judging from the images.
  56. The knife appears to have a sharp edge on both the top and the bottom
  57. and the trailing or ending edge of the knife is flat and not pointed.
  58. However,
  59. the shape of the blade does not immediately suggest any responsible injuries.