scientific working group on bloodstain pattern analysis

Target Surface
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4. Benecke, M., et al., Paradoxical Effects of Surface Structure and Drop Height on Blood
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Training
1. FBI, F.L.D., Examiner Training Program for Bloodstain Pattern Analysts. 2004.
2. IABPA, International Association of Bloodstain Pattern Analysts Bloodstain Pattern
Analysis Basic Course Course Requirements. International Association of Bloodstain
Pattern Analysts News: p. 1‐6.
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