Forensic
It is an old maxim of mine that when you have excluded the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth - Sherlock Holmes
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How science is helping us solve some of the world's most notorious crimes...
In the search for justice is the age of the great detective over and are we now living in the era of the scientist? A new book reveals all...
YOUR average criminal today knows how to handle even the cleverest questioning. Most will say nothing at all until their lawyers are present. The expression "no comment" has become commonplace. And eyewitness evidence has become less reliable, as defence teams become more adept at cast ing doubt upon it.
The fact is that most major cases today are closed by the use of forensic science, through the detailed attention of the people in white coats. Science has become the final adjudicator.
It wasn't until towards the…
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The Head in the Shed
Written in Bone, like Black’s previous memoir, All that Remains (2018), is a personal and professional account of a life spent working in forensic anthropology – thirty years rootling through human remains to find the ‘hidden stories in what we leave behind’.
Lisa Black: Another Glamorous Day In The Life Of A Forensic Scientist
I have a plan for the day, a set of tasks I’d like to accomplish, but that is always dependent upon what the morning brings. If a homicide victim arrives, all plans go out the window and the case is worked until there’s nothing more you can do on it.
How science is helping us solve some of the world's most notorious crimes...
IN the search for justice is the age of the great detective over and are we now living in the era of the scientist? A new book reveals all...
Forensic
Forensic’s website is a content-rich destination for news, intelligence, new products and technology, and a wealth of additional tools for forensic professionals. Updated throughout the day with current information by our editorial staff...
Ask a Forensic Artist
I’m Lisa Bailey, full-time forensic artist at the FBI, Instructor, and Author of “Ask a Forensic Artist.” I started this site to fill a major void in the field of forensic art: education.
Forensic Methods
Welcome to Forensic Methods! This site is a repository of computer forensic tools and techniques to assist clients, students, and fellow practitioners.
Forensic Nexus
The Ultimate Guide to Forensic Science. Learn about careers in Forensic Science, read the latest news, connect with top professionals, and find the best Forensics schools in the world.
Forensic Pathology Online
This site is a guide to the science of forensic medicine solely pertaining to the medico legal investigation of the dead.
Forensics Wiki
This is the Forensics Wiki, a Creative Commons-licensed wiki devoted to information about digital forensics (also known as computer forensics).
Innocence Project of Florida
The Innocence Project of Florida is a non-profit legal organization providing pro bono services to our clients. Our mission is to find and free the innocent in Florida prisons, help the exonerees transition back into a changed society, and work to reform the criminal justice system.
Investigation Discovery
Forensic videos from the Discovery channel.
Reddy's Forensic Page
My name is Reddy P. Chamakura. I am a retired forensic scientist with Police Laboratory, New York City Police Department. I took retirement after spending 36 years in forensic field.
The Forensic Teacher Magazine
We’re a staff of volunteers. This is a magazine for teachers by teachers. It’s a labor of love and we appreciate your patronage.
Visible Proofs
Visible Proofs is about the history of forensic medicine. Over the centuries, physicians, surgeons, and other professionals have struggled to develop scientific methods that translate views of bodies and body parts into "visible proofs" that can persuade judges, juries, and the public.
Dr.G Medical Examiner
Meet Dr. G, medical examiner. On nights and weekends, she's a devoted wife and mother of two boys, but during the day, she spends her time solving medical mysteries.
Evidence Technology Magazine
The first issue of Evidence Technology Magazine was published in May 2003, becoming the first trade publication in the United States focused exclusively on evidence collection, processing, and preservation. Since then, we have covered a wide range of topics, including: the CSI effect, fingerprint technology, crime-scene safety, computer forensics...
Zeno's Forensic Site
On this site you will find information on forensic science. The site exists since 1994 and is updated regularly.
CSI Web Adventures
The CSI Web Adventures would not have been possible without the generous efforts of our many science collaborators.
National Forensic Science Technology Center
The National Forensic Science Technology Center (NFSTC) supports the forensic science, justice and military communities through innovative programs, evaluation, training and laboratory quality reviews.
National Institute of Justice
Topical Collection: Forensic Sciences.
The Virtual Autopsy
The concept of Virtual Autopsy was born when Tim Taylor a medical student at the University of Leicester, created this site as part of a medical informatics special study module. The project was so big that he was commissioned to complete the site after the end of the study module.
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