Detective Green has been asked to collect physical evidence at a crime scene. Why would this MOST likely be difficult?

A There is very little physical evidence at crime scenes.

B Detectives are banned from entering a secured crime scene.

C Almost anything could be classified as physical evidence.

D It is illegal to collect evidence of any type at a crime scene.

a lot of things could be classified as physical even if it wasn't during the crime happening. for example, messed up sheets on a bed could show that a fight happened or it could have been from when the owner woke up.

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swatiupadhyay714 swatiupadhyay714 · Answer 2 · 2021-12-30T12:54:47+01:00

Detective Green has been asked to visit the crime scene for the analysis of the physical evidence and this would be difficult because almost anything could be classified as physical evidence.

The detective is the individual that looks for the proof and the evidence by visiting various crime scenes. It is very difficult for them to collect all the points or grasp all the evidence as the fact as each and everything over the crime scene is very improper and messy.

It becomes very difficult to recognize that the prevailing situation has been happened before the crime or after the crime. This takes the work of forensics to find out the duration of the situation at the crime scene.

Therefore the correct option is C.

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