Etiqueta: crime

Human Rights, Women

Dr Ford VS Kavanaugh Sexual Assault

Dr. Martha Andrea Castro Noriega, MD WMA FACS

As a human being, as a woman, as a survivor and as a Medical Doctor I stand behind Dr. Christine Blasey Ford, PhD one hundred percent. Sexual abuse still is a taboo. It has to end. Let’s talk about it, educate everybody around the world about this heinous crime. The survivors should not be embarrassed, the perpetrators should.

Kavanaugh should withdraw the nomination. All rapists and sexual abusers of any kind should be exposed as the crime perpetrators they are. All women and men, girls and boys who have been sexually abused should be believed immediately when reporting the assault to family members or to the law. They should be respected and receive all the support available in their country where the sexual abuse took place.

MeToo Movement

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Art, Beauty, love

Lets Commit the Perfect Crime

Dr. Martha Andrea Castro Noriega, MD WMA FACS

Something about committing:

Commit

Information, Science, technology

Detecting Hidden Blood Stains in Crime Scenes like in NYPD BLue show or Real Life Interesting Fact

Dr. Martha Andrea Castro Noriega, MD WMA FACS

All these years watching several TV cop shows, like, NYPD Blue and Law and Order, seeing them grab this fluorescent blue light lamp on a crime scene to show blood stains, well, I just found out this is not true nor accurate in real life crime investigations. It was invented for our amusement only!

It is interesting to learn this fact from a reliable source,  a Criminal Justice Forensic agent retired now: Don Penven

If you watch many of the TV “Cop” shows, you will see at some point those working a crime scene using a blue light in search of invisible blood (blood stains that were cleaned up). Shazam! Blue-white stains appear all over the floors, walls and objects sitting around the crime scene! But in reality—this cannot happen. You see, blood does not fluoresce by applying UV or visible blue light.

Blood, even minute quantities that remain after clean-up, can be made to “luminesce;” that is, by spraying certain chemicals such as Luminol, BlueStar or Fluorescene on the various surfaces, blood will luminesce, or simply “glow in the dark”—and adding blue light is not necessary. So what can alternate light sources reveal? Although blood does not fluoresce, certain other physiological fluids will. UV alternate light sources can reveal the following: seminal fluid, saliva and urine stains. Also, certain narcotics will fluoresce as will bone and teeth fragments.

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