English Translation

(cc) crimes committed, (dd) annoyance over harassment, (ee) pain of love, etc., (ff) an offended sense of honor, (gg) inferiority complexes; (13) evidence of a particular perpetrator or group of perpetrants, and immediately start the search; (c) investigations concerning (1) the time of the act, (2) the path which the perpetuator has likely taken, (3) the reputation and criminal record of suspects, as well as their references to the victim, (4) the person of the dead, in particular what seems to be known for the act. 3. Measures by detection agencies of the willingness to commit murder (-Commission). In accordance with the instructions of the head of the murder readiness (-kommission), the detection service bodies have to carry out the following guidelines and instructions according to the instructions given in the DA: "Security and evaluation of crime scene traces and other evidence, St 15-100-30: a) Production of photographic photographs (1) of the body (specificities by special photographs), (2) of visible images (b) securing the evidence found, in particular from the victim's hands (hairs, tissue fibres, skin pieces, etc.); (e) description of visible injuries to the victim. (a) to arrange and monitor all necessary measures; General situation of the crime scene and weather. 1. General location of the murder scene (skizzes, photos). 2. Path to the crime site (lower location, natural condition, direction of the sky). 3. The crime scene (lower position, natural nature). 4. Weather (time, sunrise and sunset of the sun and moon, full moon, new moon pp. Sunshine, cloudy, rain, snow, frost, dew, visibility, wind direction and strength a) upon discovery of the crime scene, b) upon arrival of the readiness to kill. II. Traces of the execution of the act and location of the victim. 1. Trace of the performance of the action (description, location, sketches, photographs, security). 2. The victim a) before changing the position of the body. (1) Location of the corpse, place, position of body. (2) Clothing (type and condition). (3) Traces of the clothing (drawings, photographs). 16