The John Toms Case: How a Torn Newspaper Revolutionized Forensic Science in 1784
In 1784, John Toms became the first person convicted using forensic material matching when a torn newspaper found in his pocket perfectly matched the pistol…
Unveiling the Forensic Trail: Linking Bullets to Firearms
Discover the fascinating world of firearms identification, from historical origins to modern advancements, and explore how forensic science links bullets to firearms to solve crimes.
Firearms Audio Forensics: Pioneering Insights That Redefine Crime Investigations
In the world of audio forensics, Dr. Robert Maher pioneers groundbreaking gunshot audio analysis. His research aids crime investigations with precision
The Whistle Blown on Flaws in Forensic Science: Concealing Evidence in Cartridge-Case Comparisons
A recent study conducted by researchers at Iowa State University reveals concerning issues in the way forensic experts handle cartridge-case comparisons. The study suggests that…
Repeatability and Reproducibility of Comparison Decisions by Firearms Examiners
A study assesses the consistency of firearms examiners, finding high reliability for definitive Identification and Elimination conclusions but significant variability in the use of the…
Forensics Lab Adapting to Modern Greener Ammunition
Discover the groundbreaking research conducted at West Virginia University, which unravels the behavior of gunshot residue (GSR) and its impact on forensic investigations. Explore how…
Forensic Ballistics: Decoding Crime Through Bullets
Forensic ballistics is a specialized field of forensic science that focuses on the examination of bullets and firearms. Discover the techniques and applications of forensic…
The Hidden Power Of Forensic Light Source In Forensic Science
Explore how Forensic Light Sources aid in evidence detection, from fingerprints to body fluids. Learn the key applications of this forensic science tool.
