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This case is about the disappearance of an adult.  The suspect had sold his car and the new owner was a butcher, who used the car to transport meat inside the trunk

Analyses were done one year after the disappearance  had been noticed. Various positive BLUESTAR® FORENSIC reactions were found in the boot, among which one proved to be the victim's blood.


BLUESTAR® FORENSIC performance on various materials

various support materials were tested
Various surfaces and materials have been tested, porous and non-porous, natural or synthetic :

  • iron and others metals
  • various plastics
  • fabrics and papers
  • stones
  • various coatings

Most surfaces yield excellent results.

Some false positives have been identified, such as varnished wood, a few small shrubs (thyme...).

The reaction is different on false positives, as is shown in this video.

Blood projections and traces

Click on each picture to enlarge.

 

Hand and footprints, and weapon used by the murderer

A very messy cleaning
Visible blood traces are often washed off but reappear larger when reacting with BLUESTAR® FORENSIC. If rinsing dilutes blood, it also widens the trace, making it easier to discover.

 

Photography under ordinary lighting conditions

Total darkness is not necessary to take good pictures of BLUESTAR® FORENSIC reactions on blood. The pictures hereafter have been taken under diffused light.

Cleaning tools
Brooms/Mops, cloths and sponges may reveals attempts to wash off every blood evidence of the crime
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