An Observational Study on Possible Evidences Available from Nail Clippings

Abstract

The aim of this analysis centers on recognition of contaminants which relates to the possible profession of the accused thereby tapering the list of suspects. Certain samples were studied and analyzed microscopically in 40X and these sample providers singled out the contaminants on the basis of preliminary information. This aids in forensic investigation to identify bodies. Pivoting on the detection of the nail clippings, this study is both confirmatory and conclusive. All the collected samples were collected under hygienic conditions, and were heterogeneous with a wide class of age groups. In the cases of participants who were unable to read and write, the consent was described and then the permission was confiscated. To ensure the contamination and error during collection, the procedure was conducted on the basis of standard operating procedures.