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Staging

Deliberate manipulation of a death scene to mislead forensic investigation. In firearms deaths, staging typically involves post-mortem wound infliction, weapon placement, or GSR manipulation. Detected through: wound vitality markers, wound location inconsistency with self-infliction, GSR distribution anomaly, and scene-evidence inconsistency.

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