Instrumentos de investigación criminal y ciencias auxiliares de la criminalística en un presunto homicidio, caso de Cajamarca Tolima

Abstract

The criminal investigation allows the elucidation of offenses and contributes to the administration of justice; with the adoption of the new adversarial criminal justice system and law 906 of 2004 with the protocols established by the national police scientific and technical support to help researchers identify, identification and prosecution of the suspect responsible or alleged murder case allowed Tolima Cajamarca. It was used as an auxiliary science of criminalistics, forensic ballistics allowed to determine the kind of bullet used, the damage caused by it, the likely trajectory, direction and possible shooting distance; forensic fingerprinting allowed the identification of the deceased, such as identifying the alleged perpetrator of the facts found by the tracks and collated on physical evidence found at the San Luis creek area where the hope was found lifeless body of Manuel Arias.