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Article on Fibre evidence:
Spinning in different directions
When commencing this type of forensic analysis, you ought to be aware of the two distinct types of transfer: direct and indirect transfer. Direct transfer occurs when the suspect directly touches the victim or the crime scene: when for instance, fibres from the suspect’s hoodie might be found on a victim’s t-shirt, which demonstrates (as the name implies) contact between the two. The second, or indirect transfer, occurs where fibres from the suspect are transferred to the victim by a third party medium — where fibres from the suspect’s clothes might find themselves pressed onto a particularly aggressive guard dog. When the victim later pets the dog, these may get transferred onto the victim’s person indirectly.
On a side note; (Gerrard Ross had dog hairs on his body when found - I'm hoping surely we can find out what sort of dog it was soon) or, perhaps that too will be keep on a floor in secret by WAPOL for 20 odd years (yes I'm cynical).
(ps) Back to BRE: The Albion pub on Stirling Highway nearer Cottesloe is also a heritage looking pub IMO. BRE's brother had contacts/visiting restaurants in the area - wonder if a certain ****** Restaurant was among the "date nights". Double dating ! CH mention of being taken to a "bush location" and asked to get out of the car by BRE - her evidence regarding this was "not admissable".
Spinning Silk: 4 Ways to Look Closer at Fibre Evidence
Fibre analysis is quite a formidable tool in the forensic scientist’s arsenal; as another type of trace evidence, these small fragmented threads can be collected by an eagle-eyed investigator…
forensicoutreach.com
Spinning in different directions
When commencing this type of forensic analysis, you ought to be aware of the two distinct types of transfer: direct and indirect transfer. Direct transfer occurs when the suspect directly touches the victim or the crime scene: when for instance, fibres from the suspect’s hoodie might be found on a victim’s t-shirt, which demonstrates (as the name implies) contact between the two. The second, or indirect transfer, occurs where fibres from the suspect are transferred to the victim by a third party medium — where fibres from the suspect’s clothes might find themselves pressed onto a particularly aggressive guard dog. When the victim later pets the dog, these may get transferred onto the victim’s person indirectly.
On a side note; (Gerrard Ross had dog hairs on his body when found - I'm hoping surely we can find out what sort of dog it was soon) or, perhaps that too will be keep on a floor in secret by WAPOL for 20 odd years (yes I'm cynical).
(ps) Back to BRE: The Albion pub on Stirling Highway nearer Cottesloe is also a heritage looking pub IMO. BRE's brother had contacts/visiting restaurants in the area - wonder if a certain ****** Restaurant was among the "date nights". Double dating ! CH mention of being taken to a "bush location" and asked to get out of the car by BRE - her evidence regarding this was "not admissable".