The results indicate that the majority of respondents (55.5%) understood that any one case could present the need for more than one Simillimum. 36.1% of our readers answered that only one Simillimum could exist per case, and 8.4% of our respondents didn’t know or were undecided. Many of the comments focused on acknowledging that there may be one “true” Simillimum in a case, but it can be elusive, and rarely found.