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NIVERSITY
C
RIME
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1313 Shaler Way
University Park, PA 16802
Case Number: PSUCL-01 Criminalist: Allie Kellogg
Date: 30-JAN-2024 Sexual Assault Kit Examinations
On 30-JAN-2024 at 2104
, I received evidence items 1 – Lisa W. Sexual Assault Kit and 42 – Ralph P. Suspect Sexual Assault Kit for examination.
Lisa W. claims assault occurred approx. 1800
. Samples collected approx. 2030
. Last consensual intercourse was approx. a couple days prior. Victim reports no douching, bathing, or showering was done between time of assault and sample collection. No vaginal trauma indicated by nurse examiner.
Ralph P. kit was collected the morning after the incident by jail personnel. It is unknown whether he changed clothes, bathed, or showered between the alleged time of the assault and the collection samples from his person. Ralph P. has informed detectives he has had no prior contact with either victim.
The items in the kits were sub-itemized as follows: 1
Lisa W. Sexual Assault Kit containing:
1(a)
Lisa W. Sexual Assault Kit – test-tube of blood
1(b)
Lisa W. Sexual Assault Kit – toxicology blood sample
1(c)
Lisa W. Sexual Assault Kit – vaginal swab
1(d)
Lisa W. Sexual Assault Kit – cervical swab
1(e)
Lisa W. Sexual Assault Kit – vaginal wash
1(f)
Lisa W. Sexual Assault Kit – rectal swab
1(g)
Lisa W. Sexual Assault Kit – fingernail scrapings
1(h)
Lisa W. Sexual Assault Kit – pubic combing
1(i)
Lisa W. Sexual Assault Kit – urine sample
42
Ralph P. Suspect Sexual Assault Kit containing:
42(a)
Ralph P. Suspect Sexual Assault Kit – blood samples
42(b)
Ralph P. Suspect Sexual Assault Kit – hair samples: head, body, pubic
42(c)
Ralph P. Suspect Sexual Assault Kit – pubic combing
42(d)
Ralph P. Suspect Sexual Assault Kit – fingernail scraping
42(e)
Ralph P. Suspect Sexual Assault Kit – penis swab
Item 1(c) – vaginal swab Testing For
Item tested
Reagent/Test used
Results Initials: AEK
Date: 30-JAN-2024
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Presence of semen
Vaginal swab cutting
extract
Acid Phosphotase (AP) test
Color change to blue after fifty-five seconds. This is considered a weak positive
Presence of spermatozoa
Vaginal swab cutting
extract smear – on slide for microscopy
Christmas Tree Stain
- KPIC
Light green spermatozoa heads visualized Ratio of vaginal epithelial
cells to non-nucleated cells
Vaginal swab cutting
extract smear – on slide for microscopy
Lugol’s Iodine Stain
Chocolate-brown vaginal epithelial cells visualized. Seventy-three vaginal epithelial cells per 100 nucleated cells
Item 42(e) – penis swab
Testing For
Item tested
Reagent used
Results Presence of vaginal epithelial cells
Penis swab extract
Christmas Tree Stain
- KPIC
No nucleated cells visualized; therefore zero vaginal epithelial cells are detected. Remaining portion of Item 1(c) – vaginal swab sent to DNA. All other items were placed in secure refrigerated storage indefinitely until authorized removal.
Initials: AEK
Date: 30-JAN-2024
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