In the recent years, forensic analysis has become one of the thriving areas of bioanalytical

chemistry. The importance of identifying different body fluids recovered from the crime
scene is a crucial part of an investigation today. As DNA analysis ever increasing popularity
puts a heavy burden on investigators to correctly identify an unknown material without
destroying the majority of the available sample. Body fluids such as blood, saliva, semen and
vaginal fluid can be valuable in identifying a suspect or victim and it can help corroborate
the sequence of event that just occurred. The ability to identify a specific body fluids in an
easy, rapid and non-invasive method is a valuable tool for forensic investigators.