Less lethal projectile wound pattern identification using synthetic skin

Geoffrey T. Desmoulin; Marc-André Nolette; Theodore E. Milner

doi:10.1016/j.forsciint.2026.112862

February 3, 2026Forensic Science International

Less lethal projectile wound pattern identification using synthetic skin

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Distinct wound patterns were identified using synthetic skin, demonstrating significant differences in impact response.
Analysis demonstrated a clear correlation between projectile type and resulting wound characteristics, including depth and shape.
Ballistic analysis was conducted on various less lethal projectiles, helping to identify and differentiate their wound patterns.
Findings highlight the importance of synthetic skin in assessing the safety and effectiveness of less lethal projectiles for law enforcement.

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Observational analysis reveals distinct wound patterns from less lethal projectiles using synthetic skin, indicating potential for safer applications.

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