If you collected evidence at a crime scene, why would you run tests on ballistic/firearm or do a blood spatter analysis.

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For the blood splatter analysis, to see what was the cause of death by analysing the direction of the blood.

For the ballistic/firearm, to know what weapon/gun was used.

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LoneWanderer answered Jul 7, 2022

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