The victim’s hairs on the suspect’s coat are an example of transfer, while horse hairs from the suspect’s horses found in the dumpster are an example of transfer.

Explanation:

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A woman was murdered and her body was thrown into a dumpster. Crime scene investigators collected numerous horse hairs from the victim's clothing and the dumpster she was found in. The police investigation yielded that the victim's ex-boyfriend owned farm and had many horses. After finding and arresting the ex-boyfriend, police found the victim's hairs on his coat. The victim's hairs on the suspect's coat are an example oftransfer, while horse hairs from the suspect's horses found in the dumpster are an example oftransfer.

secondary, tertiary

secondary, direct

direct, tertiary

direct, secondary

Answer

Direct, secondary

Explanation

The passing of evidence, such as fiber, fingerprint from victim to suspect during a crime scene leading to the identification of the person who committed crime is direct evidence therefore The victim's hairs on the suspect's coat is a direct evidence

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secondary transfer refers to an exchange of evidence between a persons or an object this occurs either before or after the primary transfer of evidence. This may not b associated with the crime involved therefore, horse hairs from the suspect's horses found in the dumpster is an example of secondary transfer.

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