Abstract：
Homicide perpetrators can use concrete as a means to conceal their victims. When concrete encasement is encountered in the forensic field, albeit rarely, it is often coupled with postmortem dismemberment. This method of obscuring the evidence presents unique investigative obstacles, specifically related to identification. Various approaches to obtaining fingerprints from decedents encased in concrete have been suggested and implemented over the years. The presented case is that of an initially unidentified 44-year-old male, who was subject to postmortem dismemberment and concrete encasement. Meticulous excavation techniques facilitated preservation of evidence and an anatomical reconstruction of the body. These techniques enabled inspection of the incision sites of the dismembered remains during the postmortem examination. Identifiable jewelry and tattoos were noted at autopsy. Further, the resulting concrete molds could be utilized to obtain fingerprints. These prints were used to ultimately identify the decedent.
摘要：
杀人犯可以使用具体的手段来掩盖他们的受害者。当在法医领域遇到混凝土包裹时，虽然很少,它通常伴随着死后肢解。这种掩盖证据的方法带来了独特的调查障碍，具体涉及到身份识别。多年来，已经提出并实施了从包裹在混凝土中的死者获得指纹的各种方法。本案是一名最初身份不明的44岁男性，受到死后肢解和具体包裹的人。精心的挖掘技术促进了证据的保存和身体的解剖重建。这些技术可以在验尸过程中检查肢解遗骸的切口部位。尸检时发现了可识别的珠宝和纹身。Further,所得的混凝土模具可用于获得指纹。这些指纹被用来最终识别死者。
