쉐도잉 연습: How to find hidden clues at crime scenes Theodore E Yeshion - 영상으로 영어 말하기 배우기
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The End Officer Stone approaches the dimly lit motel he's been called to investigate.
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Outside the shattered windows and broken door, the motel manager tells him the room was rented to Frank Carter,
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who was last seen entering the motel three nights earlier.
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While Carter doesn't have the cleanest record, he's never been arrested for a violent crime before.
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Yet as Stone scans the crime scene, he sees a disorderly room, visible red-brown stains, and a partial shoe track.
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All these details hint at a bloody struggle, but there aren't enough clues to say exactly what happened.
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After calling in a detective and a crime scene investigation team to inspect, photograph, sketch, measure, and collect all the obvious evidence,
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The investigators decide their next move.
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It's time to apply luminol.
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Luminol, also known as 3-aminophthalhydrazyde,
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was first introduced as an investigative tool in 1937 by a German forensic scientist named Dr. Walter Specht.
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Almost a decade earlier, research found that when mixed in a solution with an oxidizing agent and exposed to certain compounds,
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luminol molecules rapidly oxidize, become excited, and emit a faint blue-white glow as they return to their normal state.
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This process is called chemiluminescence, and Specht discovered he could trigger it by exposing luminol to hemoglobin,
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a protein found in red blood cells.
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So by spraying the solution in a dark crime scene, he could illuminate even the faintest traces of blood.
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This is what Officer Stone is hoping to do back at the motel.
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The lights are switched off, and the forensic team sprays luminol across the walls, floor, and ceiling.
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The chemiluminescence only lasts about 30 seconds, so our investigators need to keep spraying as they track blood through the crime scene.
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But if they find a trail, the specific patterns of blood could help reconstruct what might have happened.
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In some crime scenes, luminol might reveal footprints or drag marks.
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It can show larger drips associated with slowly bleeding wounds,
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or fine spatter suggesting high-impact wounds from firearms or motorized tools.
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The absence of a reaction can be just as informative, indicating when people or objects blocked blood from hitting a surface.
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And since luminol will react even if the blood is extremely diluted,
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it's almost impossible to clean a bloody crime scene well enough to prevent chemoluminescence.
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In fact, a skilled investigator can even use these lingering patterns to identify attempts at blood removal.
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In this case, Officer Stone finds spattered spots of blue light on the floor, suggesting an impact wound and a struggle.
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Shoe track impressions and a glowing handprint on the kitchen countertop line up with the drag mark on the floor.
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Following the trail from the foot of the bed, the investigators end up in the parking lot, suggesting the victim was placed inside a vehicle.
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These stains make a strong case for the narrative revealed by Luminon.
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But investigators have to be careful, since the chemical's high sensitivity is a double-edged sword.
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Not only does luminol react to very old blood stains, with some cases showing chemiluminescence on objects thousands of years old,
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it can also react to cleaning agents, like bleach, or materials containing copper.
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This is why luminol is what's called a presumptive blood test.
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It indicates the possible presence of blood,
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but a confirmatory test with chemicals that only react to hemoglobin must be done to prove it.
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If a positive reaction for blood is confirmed, however, DNA tests can be especially useful for identifying and eliminating potential suspects.
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Officer Stone submitted a DNA sample from the motel for that exact purpose, and the results found exactly the clue he needs.
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The blood belongs to Frank Carter, suggesting that he may be the victim, not the culprit.
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Stone is mulling over this new evidence when he gets a call from a local state trooper.
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After pulling over an erratic driver, the trooper noticed what appeared to be blood stains on the rear bumper.
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The car's trunk was empty, but luminol testing later revealed traces of blood throughout the car.
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One more DNA test confirms Stone's suspicions.
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Carter was the victim.
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And faced with this overwhelming evidence, the car's driver confessed to the crime.
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- dimly lit: 희미하게 빛나는. "dimly lit motel"은 "희미하게 밝힌 모텔"로 번역됩니다.
- shattered windows: 산산조각난 창문. "shattered"는 "깨진"보다 더 강한 파괴 상태를 나타냅니다.
- bloody struggle: 피투성이의 투쟁. "bloody"는 "피가 난" 뿐만 아니라 "극도로 잔인한" 의미도 있습니다.
- double-edged sword: 양날의 검. 장단점이 공존하는 것을 표현할 때 자주 사용됩니다.
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