A close-up, eye-level forensic photograph captures a single ornamental fish within a glass aquarium located in Las Condes, Chile

A close-up, eye-level forensic photograph captures a single ornamental fish within a glass aquarium located in Las Condes, Chile. The fish, appearing to be a type of goldfish, is positioned in the central-left of the frame, oriented with its head facing slightly left and forward. Its coloration transitions from a reddish-brown on the head to a mottled dark grey and lighter, almost yellowish, on its body and belly. The eyes are dark and prominent. Visible fins include an upright dorsal fin and partially visible pectoral fins. The aquarium's interior features a substrate of small, mixed-color pebbles on the left side of the bottom, with a section of yellowish-brown material, possibly algae or substrate, occupying the bottom right. The background shows blurred green aquatic plant elements and several out-of-focus circular bright white lights, indicative of artificial illumination. The inner surface of the aquarium glass exhibits minor surface scratches and scattered small specks of detritus. No other subjects, actions, or interactions are observed.