A Matter of Breeding
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‘It is apparent that the clothes absorbed a great deal of the blood.’ The bloodstained remnants of clothing from victims one and two – seventeen-year-old Maria Feininger and eighteen-year-old Annaliese Reiter – lay in front of them in the makeshift crime laboratory of the Hitzendorf Gendarmerie.
Makeshift because there were still those in the police who rejected scientific analysis of crime scene evidence, who still dealt with crime from the point of view of the criminal solely and not also from... that of the victim or the physical evidence left at the scene of a crime. Werthen knew there were others, like Gross, making headway in turning criminalistics into a mainstay of police investigation, but until the time came that it gained general acceptance, it was relegated to such broom closets as the one they were currently in.
At least Gross had influenced his former colleagues sufficiently to establish rules of dealing with evidence: these garments had been kept in a paper bag and were clearly marked.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘It is apparent that the clothes absorbed a great deal of the blood.’ The bloodstained remnants of clothing from victims one and two – seventeen-year-old Maria Feininger and eighteen-year-old Annaliese Reiter – lay in front of them in the makeshift crime laboratory of the Hitzendorf Gendarmerie.
Makeshift because there were still those in the police who rejected scientific analysis of crime scene evidence, who still dealt with crime from the point of view of the criminal solely and not also from... that of the victim or the physical evidence left at the scene of a crime. Werthen knew there were others, like Gross, making headway in turning criminalistics into a mainstay of police investigation, but until the time came that it gained general acceptance, it was relegated to such broom closets as the one they were currently in.
At least Gross had influenced his former colleagues sufficiently to establish rules of dealing with evidence: these garments had been kept in a paper bag and were clearly marked.
What to read after A Matter of Breeding?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sidney Jones to read onlineMoreLess
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