SEROLOGY: IT'S IN THE BLOOD

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1. The Mad Carpenter
2. Serology
3. Blood Pattern Analysis
4. Blood Trails, DNA and O.J.
5. Analysis Gone Wrong
6. Putting It All Together
7. Ambiguous Evidence: Suicide or Murder?
8. Bibliography