An overhead, close-up forensic examination reveals the interior of a large, circular, metallic paella pan in the city of Torrent, Spain, following a meal

An overhead, close-up forensic examination reveals the interior of a large, circular, metallic paella pan in the city of Torrent, Spain, following a meal. The pan's surface displays extensive scratches and discoloration from wear and cooking, with significant patches of dark brown to black, caramelized food residue ("socarrat") adhering to the base, particularly in the central and lower-left areas. Scattered across the pan are remnants of cooked food: approximately ten pieces of browned meat (likely chicken), numerous yellowish-orange broad beans (garrofó), several elongated pieces of cooked green vegetables (ferraura or green beans), and countless individual grains of yellow-orange rice. The majority of the larger food remnants are concentrated in the upper-right and lower-right quadrants of the pan. No people, discernible actions, or surrounding environmental features are visible within the frame.