Article: Building Materials

Building Materials

Sometimes a burglar or assailant enters or leaves premises through a window, via a roof or ceiling, or by breaking down or forcing a door. This can produce a range of wide range of trace evidence derived from the building materials used in that particular dwelling. Trace evidence is often invisible and will adhere to the clothing, hair, skin, and footwear of a suspect without the person being aware of it. Forensic examination of the suspect may produce evidence that can link the person to the scene of the crime through the presence of tiny amounts of building materials.

Forensic analysis of building materials covers a wide range of substances, such as ...

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