On the recordSeptember 28, 1998
Any item is potentially left at the scene of a crime. Any item could be left at the scene of a crime and could be traced to determine who it was that committed the crime.
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govinfo.govAny item is potentially left at the scene of a crime. Any item could be left at the scene of a crime and could be traced to determine who it was that committed the crime.
Discussing the potential evidence left at crime scenes.
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