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October 17, 2025Journal of Forensic Science and ResearchOpen Access

Macroscopic Changes Observed after Burning in Incised Wounds on Bones caused by Sharp and Penetrating Instruments

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Overview

Study reveals how fire modifies incision dimensions in burned bones, complicating forensic analysis.

Key Points

  • Burning at high temperatures caused significant increases in the length and width of incisions.
  • Macroscopic visibility of incisions remained despite advanced thermal destruction, indicating durability.
  • Linear fissures and sharper margins were observed post-burning, complicating forensic evaluations.
  • Caution is necessary when interpreting burned skeletal remains to avoid overestimating blade size.

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Akrep Aytunc (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68f199c5de32064e504dd005https://doi.org/10.29328/journal.jfsr.1001103
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