Discussion
In case of poisoning of living persons, the following are preserved, except :
Answer: D
In a case of poisoning of a living person, the vomit, the excreta and the stomach wash are preserved for analysis, but unsoiled clothing is not, so the exception is option D. The vomit and stomach wash show what the person has taken, and the faeces and urine show what has been excreted. Clothes are kept only when they are stained with the poison or with body fluids, and clean clothing has no value as evidence.
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