Did you know that 85% of crime scene evidence can be compromised within the first hour of discovery? Whether you're a seasoned investigator or new to the field, proper crime scene investigation requires meticulous attention to detail and strict...

The first moments at a crime scene are crucial, often determining whether a case is solved or remains unresolved indefinitely. Immediate steps—such as securing the area, meticulously documenting conditions, and preserving physical evidence—set the stage for the entire investigative...

Did you know that traditional autopsies face significant limitations when cultural or religious beliefs restrict post-mortem examinations? Virtual autopsy offers a solution through non-invasive digital technology, employing advanced CT scanning to create detailed 3D models of the body's interior....

Imagine solving a murder without fingerprints, DNA, or surveillance cameras—just a torn piece of newspaper. In 1784, a single scrap of paper became the key to unraveling a deadly mystery. The John Toms trial is one of the earliest...

The world's first systematic forensic handbook and first forensic science book, "Xi Lu" (also known as "Hsi Duan Yu" or "The Washing Away of Wrongs"), emerged in 1247. This remarkable text provided detailed guidelines for investigating suspicious deaths during...