Question

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trauma evidence can most likely reveal which information about a crime involving a knife attack?
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identity of the attacker
physical characteristics of the attacker
time of death
number of stabs or cuts
question 2
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which is the best way to document blood - spatter patterns for subsequent bloodstain pattern analysis?
crime scene drawing
videotaping
photographs
sampling

Explanation:

For the first question, trauma evidence from a knife - attack can show the number of stabs or cuts. It is less likely to directly reveal the identity or physical characteristics of the attacker, and while it may give some clues about time - of - death in combination with other factors, it's not a primary indicator. For the second question, photographs are the best way to document blood - spatter patterns for subsequent analysis as they provide clear, detailed, and static images that can be studied closely. Crime scene drawings may lack precision, videotaping may not offer the same level of detail for close - up analysis, and sampling is for collecting blood for other types of analysis, not for documenting patterns.

Answer:

Question 1: number of stabs or cuts
Question 2: photographs