Officer Wood

Officer Wood of the LCRC arrived at the scene sometime after Colonel Steyn and was busy photographing the scene and exhibits including the remainder of the black bags for DNA and fingerprint checks.

“The LCRC was busy at another scene , arriving a little bit later , and dealt with the photographing of the scene and the exhibits and the ‘leftovers ’ of the black carry bags as well as that was handed to the LCRC member for DNA and fingerprint analysis . ... the bags that , the remainder of the black bags that we saw in the earlier photographs . ... She was busy photographing the remainder of the black bags . As I indicated , it was given to her on the scene . But she would photograph it before she leaves with it to go and check for DNA fingerprints in and outside these bags .”

The evidence bags remaining from earlier photographs were handled by Officer Wood, who photographed them before sending them for DNA and fingerprint analysis.

“These are the bags that , the remainder of the black bags that we saw in the earlier photographs . The remainder of the black bags was put in these evidence bags , and she was busy photographing the remainder of the black bags . As I indicated , it was given to her on the scene . But she would photograph it before she leaves with it to go and check for DNA fingerprints in and outside these bags .”