What Law Enforcement Should Know About Strangulation Strangulation may not have any visible injuries, so police need to know what to look for.

Strangulation is the highest predictor of homicide in domestic violence cases. It can leave no visible injuries, yet cause unconsciousness, brain damage, or death. Law enforcement must be trained to recognize the signs.
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Strangulation can kill without leaving marks. It’s the highest predictor of homicide in DV cases—yet victims are often the ones arrested.
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🚨 No visible marks ≠ no danger. Strangulation can be deadly within minutes & is a top predictor of murder by an intimate partner.
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Hidden Homicides Bill Addresses Abusers Who Cover Up Murder Abusers might be getting away with murder in a phenomenon dubbed “hidden homicides”—a new bill could stop them.

Did you hear about Joanna Hunter's story on Survivor? Her story led to SB 989—forcing deeper investigations into suspicious deaths with a DV history. It could change everything.

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Yesterday she did so for the first time from the front benches as a Home Office Minister. In another first she also recognised the women whose names do not make it onto the list #HiddenHomicides #IWD