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How Do Bodies Decompose? Cape Town Forensic Scientists Are Pushing Frontiers of New Detection Methods

4 September 2025 by CapeTownNewsReader

Cape Town has consistently been one of the metropolitan regions in South Africa with the highest murder rates. It has more than double the national average, and is currently ranked second overall and …Read More at Source

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