I think things like this are so important for people who don't see them transpire, or the videos of people's entire tent homes going into dumpsters. Interviewing people about what they lost in a sweep:

caught this very haunting picture of my kitten the other day

this thread made me deactivate my twitter. i work with PDs every day. they're braver than the US military

Any evidence where a human being is using their eyesight to decide whether or not something is matching without using actual measuring tools, the evidence is going to be unreliable because sight is biased. Fingerprints and ballistics are approximate, but they're treated as hard evidence.

While we're here, forensic ballistics is also bullshit. There is no peer-reviewed evidence showing that each gun leaves a unique imprint on a gun that can be replicated. Each time a gun is fired the barrel changes, so each bullet will have a different marking. And forensic labs also eyeball those