Forensic sketch art: dying off as technology takes over
A forensic sketch artist is a trained individual who interviews witness from a crime scene or the victims themselves in order to gather information about…
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A forensic sketch artist is a trained individual who interviews witness from a crime scene or the victims themselves in order to gather information about…
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In the past, we’ve written rather extensively on what forensic pathology entails and what requirements should a individual looking to become a forensic pathologist fulfill….
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Confessions are considered a highly important piece of evidence in any court of law in the world, however, in the US at least, it’s not…
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Forensic taphonomy is a new, emerging field, which originated as a subfield of forensic anthropology. The word ‘taphonomy’ derives from ancient Greek, where ‘tapho’ is…
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If you’d look at today’s movies, you’d be tempted to think that every big city has at least one superhero taking care of it and…
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As climate change events intensify, leading to an increase of flooding, hurricanes and other cataclysmic related phenomena, the industry of forensic meteorology has slowly started to develop in…
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is a Canadian firm which specializes in crime scene reconstructions and 3D forensic animated visualization. Using modern technology like laser scanning and photogrammetry, the company…
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As I already explained in a previous post, forensic anthropology is one of the most interesting fields in all forensic sciences, and if you’re on…
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Forensic psychology is the branch of psychology that is applied to the criminal justice sector. It is basically a bridge between the study of psychology and law, as…
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A bit of humour is almost always welcome – so here’s a little something I toyed with while I had a little time off.