Forensic science asap

finding the suspects' blood at the crime scene is an example of what type of evidence?

a. applied
b. circumstantial
c. direct
d. lawful

The correct answer is option C. direct.

Explanation:

Direct evidence is evidence that is based on the facts based on eyewitness, proofs, statements, and observations. This evidence does not need any inference or indirect judgment by jury or judges.

Blood samples found at the crime scene can be directly linked to the guilty person or convicted by DNA analysis so it can be classified as the direct evidence.

Thus, the correct answer is option C. direct.

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