Strangulation = Clean Scene?
... being a bloodless crime. Stangulation, for example, is common in intimate-partner violence or homicide.... And it doesn't leave a big mess to clean up.
@MsBetsy bbm sbm Yes, agreeing w you that strangulation may leave a
bloodless crime scene but does not necessarily leave a "clean" crime scene w no DNA from vic or perp.
1.
Involuntary loss of bladder & bowel control may occur during strangulation, both fatal & non-fatal, per this medical evaluation protocol material.* Yes, may, not always. Loss of control may occur within one
minute duration of strangling, per page 5 of infographic.
2. In trying to gain control of vic resisting, perp may inflict other injuries on
vic who then
bleeds,** leaving blood evidence at strangulation scene, possibly in transport vehicle, if used.
3. If vic is able to resist, strangulation scene may have signs of
struggle between perp & vic, such as furniture & objects
thrown about, in some cases even
perp's blood or bodily fluids.
If LE has located the strangulation site, they may have some or all 3 of above. ^ Maybe more. my2ct.
Sometimes a "clean scene" but not always. my2ct.
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* pages 1, 5, 10. PHYSIOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES OF STRANGULATION