A Bibliography Related to Crime Scene Interpretation with ...

Britt, Michael C., and Marta U. Coburn
2004 FluiDDB.com: A Model Database for Unidentified Bodies. A Presentation before the 56th Annual Meeting of the American Academy of
Forensic Sciences, February 20, 2004, Dallas, Texas.
Cattaneo, C., K. Gelsthorpe, R. Phillips and R.J. Sokol
1990 Blood in Ancient Human Bone. Nature, 347: 339.
1993 Blood Residues on Stone Tools: Indoor and Outdoor Experiments. World Archaeology, 25(1): 29-42. (also cited as pages 29-43)
Clift, A., and C.M. Lamont
1974 Saliva in Forensic Odontology, Saliva in Forensic Odontology, Journal of the Forensic Science Society, 14:241
Cox, M.
1991 A Study of the Sensitivity and Specificity of Four Presumptive Tests for Blood. Journal of Forensic Sciences, 36:1503-.
Crowe, G., et al.
2000 The Effect of Laundering on the Detection of Acid Phosphatase and Spermatozoa on Cotton T-shirts. Journal of the Canadian Society of Forensic
Sciences, 33:1-
Divall, G.B.
1983 Identification and Persistence of Seminal Constituents in the Postcoital Vaginal Tract, in Proceedings of a Symposium on the Analysis of Sexual
Assault Evidence, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Quantico, VA.
Duenhoelter, J.H., I.C. Stone, R. Santos-Ramos, and D.E. Scott
1978 Detection of Seminal Fluid Constituents after Alleged Sexual Assault. Journal of Forensic Sciences, 23:824-
Eisele, J.A.
1994 Survival and Detection of Blood Residues on Stone Tools. University of Nevada, Department of Anthropology, Technical Report 94-1, Reno,
NV.
Eisele, J.A., D.D. Fowler, G. Haynes and R.A. Lewis
1995 Survival and Detection of Blood Residues on Stone Tools. Antiquity 69:36-46.
Enos, W.F., and J.C. Beyer
1978 Spermatozoa in the Anal Canal and Rectum and in the Oral Cavity of Female Rape Victims. Journal of Forensic Sciences, 23:231-
Eungprabhanth, V.
1974 Finding of the Spermatozoa in the Vagina Related to Elapsed Time of Coitus. Z. Rechtamedizin, 74:301-
Fernandez-Rosado, F., E. Martinez-Espin, J. Oliver, J.C. Alvarez, C. Entrala, Jose A. Lorente, M. Lorente, and E. Villanueva
2003 Usefulness of FTA® Paper in Collecting and Preserving Biological Samples from the Scene of a Crime. Proceedings of the 3rd European
Academy of Forensic Science Meeting, September 22-27, Istanbul, Turkey. Forensic Science International, 136(Supplement 1):57-58.
Fiori, A.
1962 Detection and Identification of Bloodstains. In F. Lundquist, editor. Methods of Forensic Science, Volume 1, John Wiley & Sons, New York,
NY. pp. 243-290.
A Rapid Screening Technique for the Detection of Spermatozoa. Journal of Forensic Sciences, 32:527-
Fullagar, R., J. Furby, and B. Hardy
1996 Residues on Stone Artefacts: State of a Scientific Art. Antiquity, 70:740-745.
Gaensslen, R.E.
1980 Blood, Sweat, and Tears . . . and Saliva and Semen – The Forensic Serologist Provides Expert Identification of Body Fluids. Law Enforcement
Communication, February: 23-30.
Galloway, A.R., Peter F. Jones, Seymour Siegel, and G.W. Stupian
1973 Location of Seminal Stains by Their Phosphorescence and Its Use in Determining the Order of Deposition of Overlapping Seminal and
Bloodstains. Journal of the Forensic Science Society, 13:223.
Garner, D.D., et al.
1979 An Evaluation of Tetramethylbenzidine as a Presumptive Test for Blood. Journal of Forensic Science, 21:816.
Gibson, Margaret
1998 Menstrual Blood and Scene of a Crime. Journal of Interdisciplinary Gender Studies, 3(1):89.
Gimeno, F.E.
1989 Fill Flash Photo Luminescence to Photograph Luminol Bloodstain Patterns. Journal of Forensic Identification, 39:149-
Greenfield, Andrew, and Monica M. Sloan
2003 Identification of Biological Fluids and Stains. In Stuart H. James, and Jon J. Nordby, editors, Forensic Science: An Introduction to Scientific and
Investigative Techniques, CRC Press, Boca Raton, FL, 203-220.
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