Case series demonstrates intentional burning and accelerant use in fatal assaults, highlighting the need for thorough forensic investigation when fire conceals pathological findings.
Homicide by burning is rare, involving victims exposed to direct flames, often with accelerants. This demonstrates excessive force by the assaulter. A thorough investigation is vital as fire can conceal pathological findings. This study presents two emblematic cases of intentional burning.
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