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Chapter 12 IDENTIFICATION OF HUMAN BLOOD AND HUMAN HAIR
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1 Chapter 1 INTRODUCTION2 Chapter 2 DETECTION AND CAPTURE OF THE CRIMINAL3 Chapter 3 PERSONAL IDENTIFICATION4 Chapter 4 SYSTEMS OF IDENTIFICATION5 Chapter 5 IDENTIFICATION AND HANDWRITING6 Chapter 6 EVIDENCE AS TO HANDWRITING7 Chapter 7 FORGED DOCUMENTS8 Chapter 8 DISTINGUISHING INKS IN HANDRWRITING9 Chapter 9 TWO NOTABLE TRIALS10 Chapter 10 SYMPATHETIC INKS11 Chapter 11 REMARKABLE FORGERY TRIALS12 Chapter 12 IDENTIFICATION OF HUMAN BLOOD AND HUMAN HAIR13 Chapter 13 EARLY POISONING TRIALS14 Chapter 14 NOTABLE POISONING TRIALS15 Chapter 15 THE MAYBRICK CASE16 Chapter 16 ADULTERATION OF FOOD