What technology shows hidden bodily fluids in a room?
Rella asked:
On the “Monk” episode, “Mr. Monk Takes a Vacation,” a crime scene detective uses some kind of machine that makes all sort of bodily fluids show up around the hotel room, which of course completely freaks Mr. Monk out.
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On the “Monk” episode, “Mr. Monk Takes a Vacation,” a crime scene detective uses some kind of machine that makes all sort of bodily fluids show up around the hotel room, which of course completely freaks Mr. Monk out.
What kind of technology is this and how does it work?
I’ve seen black lights advertised to show up hidden pet urine, but I tried it and it didn’t work–maybe because it was on wooden floors and brick instead of carpet.
Thanks for the info.







February 18th, 2009 at 4:24 am
It’s called Luminol.
Check out how it works …
February 19th, 2009 at 4:41 am
You are correct: it is black light (ultraviolet light).
Check out the links below: