What Is Physical Vs Testimonial Evidence In Forensic Investigations? - True Crime Lovers

Описание: What Is Physical Vs Testimonial Evidence In Forensic Investigations? Are you curious about how investigators gather and use evidence to solve crimes? In this video, we explain the differences between physical and testimonial evidence and their roles in forensic investigations. We'll start by defining what physical evidence is and how it includes tangible objects like weapons, fingerprints, blood samples, and more. You'll learn how forensic scientists analyze these items to create concrete links between suspects, victims, and crime scenes. We’ll also discuss why physical evidence is often called the "silent witness" and how it provides objective facts that can stand up in court.

Next, we’ll explore testimonial evidence—what witnesses, victims, or experts say about a crime. We’ll cover how this type of evidence relies on personal accounts, which can be influenced by memory, stress, or biases. Despite its subjectivity, testimonial evidence can be very persuasive when it aligns with physical evidence. We’ll explain how both types of evidence work together to strengthen investigations and build stronger cases. Understanding these differences is essential for anyone interested in criminal justice, forensic science, or true crime stories. Join us to learn more about how physical and testimonial evidence shape criminal investigations and court proceedings.

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