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What is a secondary crime scene ?
Answer: D
A secondary crime scene is a site where subsequent criminal activity takes place.
The primary crime scene is where the original offence occurred. Secondary scenes are other places connected with the crime afterwards, such as where a body was dumped, a vehicle used to move it, or where weapons or stolen goods were hidden. Each can yield its own physical evidence.
The place where the crime actually took place is the primary scene. Places of conspiracy or meetings before the crime are relevant to the investigation but are not what the term secondary crime scene describes.
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