Skeleton of cyclocephalus, from Barton Cooke Hirst’s Human Monstrosities: Volume 3, 1891
This is a swab holder for a SANE nurse (Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner)
Placing swabs in this holder helps keep you organized and lets you continue your exam without the interruption of labeling until after your exam.
The upper section is a full body outline and has swab holder holes where you most commonly take evidence. The lower section has male & female genitalia outlines with places to insert swabs.
There are additional unlabeled swab holder holes on each upper corner for any additional swabs you might need to take.
The Haiku Ladder or ‘Stairway to Heaven’ in Oahu, is a locally famous 3,922-step stairway ascending to the summit of the Koolau mountain range.
The spoke-tacular image of the praying-mantis was captured on camera by amateur photographer Eco Suparman from Borneo
In 1895 Dr. Eduard Piotrowski published a scientific paper entitled Concerning origin, shape, direction, and distribution of the bloodstains following head wounds caused by blows. Dr. Piotrowski wanted to understand how bloodstains were formed, their appearance from various attacks, and bloodstains found on an offender among other questions. To test his theories Dr. Piotrowski constructed large paper walls to capture the bloodstains created by killing live rabbits. His study is filled with numerous color plates showing the results of his experiments. He had an artist friend draw the aftermath of each attack. This wasn’t a random or disorganized effort. Dr. Piotrowski varied the weapons (he used rocks, hammers, hatchets), position of the attacker, and direction of the blows.
