CSI: Sanford

Don't have top of the line forensic light equipment? We've just found an alternate use for your old black light that's been gathering dust for thirty years:

A man in Seminole County, Fla., was arrested on a voyeurism charge after his cousin found hidden holes in his walls that led to her room and apparent body fluids underneath the holes, according to a police report.

Daphne Trosper said she recently evicted her cousin, Richard Strout, from a home both shared at 7431 Colonial Court in Sanford.

When Strout did not arrive to pick up his belongings, Trosper began moving items out of room, the report said.

During the process, Trosper noticed a hole behind a stereo speaker and another behind a poster.

She then realized that the holes showed views of her adjacent bedroom and an area where she changed clothes.

Trosper said one hole was in a position to view her as she dressed and the other hole was in a position to view her in bed, the report said.

Trosper became upset with the discovery and contacted a friend, Michael Cleveland, to repair the damage to the walls.

Cleveland used a black light and discovered the evidence of possible bodily fluids, in Strout's room, directly below where the holes were placed in the walls of the two rooms, according to the report.

A sheriff's deputy recovered a section of carpet from Strout's room where there were possible body fluid stains.

So not only can they provide that special psychodelic ambiance, apparently they're spooge-detectors as well.