Blue Glow on Trash Can Raises Questions in Mamta Bhatt Case

A crime scene investigator testified in the Naresh Bhatt trial that Blue Star testing produced a blue glow on multiple areas of a trash can at the home he shared with his missing wife, Mamta. On cross-examination, the investigator acknowledged the test can react to substances other than blood and cannot determine when a substance was deposited. The defense also questioned why some officers were inside the bedroom without gloves or shoe covers and why the basement was not processed during the initial search. The investigator said swabs were collected for further testing by the Virginia Department of Forensic Science.

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