A forensic description of the scene in Markurdi, Nigeria, reveals an outdoor environment characterized by dirt ground heavily littered with plastic, cardboard, and general refuse. In the foreground, a horizontal wooden plank or curb is visible. The immediate ground beyond it consists of dry, uneven earth interspersed with extensive accumulated waste. In the midground, a light-colored minivan, possibly silver, is parked, oriented towards the right. Only its rear passenger side is fully visible. A male individual, appearing bald or with very short hair, walks from left to right across the midground. He wears a short-sleeved, collared, light brown shirt, dark trousers, and dark shoes. He casts a distinct shadow to his right, indicating direct sunlight from an elevated position. Behind the minivan and the walking individual, several single-story commercial structures with corrugated metal roofs are present. One structure on the left side features an open front displaying a variety of colorful plastic household goods, including buckets, baskets, and other containers, many of which are hanging. A large blue plastic barrel stands near this stall. To its right, another open-front stall is visible. A person wearing a bright green top and dark bottoms is seen bent over a wooden table or stand, attending to items. A small wooden stool with several small objects on top is situated to the right of this person. The background shows additional similar structures under a clear, pale blue sky.