Paul Yong rape trial: Only chemical analysis can accurately determine type of bodily fluid, witness tells court


IPOH: Bodily fluids can only be differentiated accurately using a detailed chemical analysis and not with the Polilight gadget used by the police forensic team, the High Court heard.

Police forensic field investigating officer Inspector V. Simon agreed to this when testifying in the rape trial of former Perak executive council member Paul Yong on Tuesday (July 13)

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