An interior forensic photograph depicts a section of a Tibetan Buddhist temple or monastery in Lhasa, China

An interior forensic photograph depicts a section of a Tibetan Buddhist temple or monastery in Lhasa, China. A prominent, elongated wooden display case, painted in red with intricate multi-colored carvings and decorative panels, occupies the mid-ground. Its upper surface features several glass-covered compartments, revealing old, thick volumes of Tibetan Buddhist scriptures with visible Tibetan script, bound in fabric and dark covers, illuminated by internal LED strip lighting. The flat, golden-colored top surface of the display case in the foreground holds various banknotes, including Chinese Yuan, placed as offerings. Above the display case, a framed thangka painting, featuring a central Tibetan Om symbol and colorful figures, is affixed to a yellow wall and draped with blue, white, and red ceremonial scarves. The ceiling is adorned with red and gold patterned fabric. To the right, a male individual is observed from behind, dressed in a dark winter jacket, dark trousers, and a patterned beanie hat, standing near the display case. In the background on the right, a large object or structure is covered by a plain orange fabric drape.