Crime Scene Examination of Murder and Suicide Case

Authors

  • Chandra S* Crime Scene Management Division, Forensic Science Laboratory, India Author
  • Pradeep K Crime Scene Management Division, Forensic Science Laboratory, India Author
  • Gupta SK Crime Scene Management Division, Forensic Science Laboratory, India Author
  • Narain S Forensic Science Laboratory, India Author
  • Verma D Forensic Science Laboratory, India Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.23880/ijfsc-16000287

Keywords:

Murder, Suicide, Hanging, Weapon of Offense, Injuries, Suicide Note

Abstract

Information was received in the control room of Forensic Science Laboratory, Delhi, for crime scene examinations of two dead bodies found in the room. A team of Forensic Experts visited the scene of crime and found various clue materials to establish the nature of the case. The crime was took place in the room of ahouse situated at the ground floor of the building. There was one female dead body found lying on the floor in front of the entry door and one male body was found hanging on the ceiling fan. There are many methods for committing suicide like poisoning, hanging, drowning etc. Hanging is a frequent suicide method because it anticipated a certain, rapid and painless death. Cut throats can be homicidal, suicidal or accidental. Homicidal cut-throats are a well-recognized method of killing while suicidal cut throats are less commonly reported and accidental cut throats are rare. The present study was carried out to ascertain whether it was a case of suicide or a murder by examining the scene of crime. Various evidences of forensic interested were collected and were thoroughly examined information from the investigation officer was also gathered. From the study it was concluded that female was murdered by a sharp edge weapon by her husband and then he has attempted suicide by hanging himself.

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Published

2025-06-23

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How to Cite

Crime Scene Examination of Murder and Suicide Case. (2025). International Journal of Forensic Sciences, 8(1), 1-8. https://doi.org/10.23880/ijfsc-16000287

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