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Bloodstains are among the most frequent traces in crime scenes. These biological traces, when interpreted within these locations, can determine the dynamics of a criminal offense, the identity of a suspect, and the time at which a crime was committed. Establish the time since deposition (TSD) of these stains may be the first indication, for forensic investigators, of the moment a crime was committed. This analysis is most useful when a blood stain is the only piece of evidence available, for example, in violent murders. Several methods have already been proposed, seeking to solve this important issue Brazilian Journal of Forensic Sciences, Medical Law and Bioethics 6(2):178-193 (2017) 179 D. R. Cavalcanti during the investigation of a crime scene, and the present study compares the main methods of analysis the age of a blood spot already reported by forensic researchers.

Métodos para Análise do Tempo desde a Deposição de Manchas de Sangue em Cenas de Crime: Um Diagnóstico Comparativo