Tag: Forensic

ASaturday evening in 1960’s Middlesex, UK. A young man, of about mid-twenty in age, is discovered brutally injured from fight injuries in a side-lane. He is barely alive and does not survive thirty hours in hospital. In their murder investigation, the police struggle to find evidence that will...

This article is school-related and completely opinion-based followed by article facts. Dating back to the Romans and ancient Greeks, the study of corpses and performing autopsies have been around for quite some time, a really long time. According to the Incognito Forensic Foundation, the fir...

In the previous article I discussed how Forensic Scientists use fingerprints to analyze crime scenes and determine possible suspects. Now, let’s look at blood, which is also one of the most important pieces of evidence that must be considered. It is also one of the most unfortunate, since when...

Forensic anthropologists study human remains: bones and soft tissue of deceased people. They are trained to carefully recover human remains, to examine them to figure out who a person was, and to determine as much as possible about what happened to them around death. They are called upon when s...