by E. M. Black (Author)

The Rape Kit is not a reference for law enforcement, criminal investigators, attorneys or medical practitioners wanting more in depth information on forensics. The Rape Kit is not a textbook. The Rape Kit is a helpful guide written for every woman young or old who needs to know one thing or a lot more about rape. The Rape Kit tests for diseases and their resulting health problems that the victim may be largely unaware of unless she seeks medical attention after a rape and gives her consent for a Rape Kit. The Rape Kit has a section on the identifying personality traits and behaviors that college women should be on the lookout for. The Rape Kit lists the date rape drugs explaining the effects and giving street names while providing some simple precautions when drinking socially. The Rape Kit contains a Toxicology kit to determine the presence of these substances. The Rape Kit examines women's struggles with domestic violence and presents this important issue powerfully yet in an understandable way. The Rape Kit's findings cannot be used to discriminate on the basis your race, religion, ethnic origin or mental or physical disability. The Rape Kit methodically chronicles the abuse and provides a silent testimony that serves to shift the focus from who is at fault to the physical evidence of domestic violence and sexual assault. The Rape Kit is the evidence for women whose age makes them more likely to deny what happened or feel that they won't be believed. The Rape Kit provides irrefutable proof of the crime of rape and the statistical results are a clear call to action to protect the rights of women and girls.