The first issue of true crime zine Sex, Lies, & DNA is composed of 5 articles covering: the science of blood spatter analysis and its use as evidence, the various cultural of blood writing, the CSI effect in the American legal system, the inaccuracies of Dexter, and the controversial blood evidence used in the murder trial of Darlie Routier.

 

Each copy of the zine is packaged in an official law enforcement evidence bag, with a 3x5" manila envelope containing crime scene photos from a famous murder case that relied on a lot of blood evidence.