Introduction From September 2003 to July 2004, Seoul witnessed a horrifying series of murders committed by Yoo Young-Chul, who would become the deadliest serial killer in South Korean history, known as the notorious "Raincoat Killer." Yoo's killing spree left the...

Forensic technologies continue to revolutionize crime scene investigations, courtroom proceedings, and public safety protocols. According to recent market analyses, the global forensic technologies market is projected to reach USD 53.7 billion by 2033, growing at a CAGR of 9.6%...

Introduction Forensic laboratories worldwide are embracing the power of innovative software to enhance their DNADNA, or Deoxyribonucleic Acid, is the genetic material found in cells, composed of a double helix structure. It serves as the genetic blueprint for all living organisms. More evidence analysis capabilities. The latest addition to this technological advancement is the new version of DBLR™, an investigative application developed by the team behind the...

Introduction In the realm of true crime, few cases captivate the public imagination, like that of Kim Sun-Ja, the ordinary housewife who transformed into one of South Korea's most infamous serial killers. Fueled by a desire for wealth and a...

Kirk Bloodsworth’s exoneration through DNA evidence overturned a wrongful conviction, revolutionized forensic science, and propelled the movement for criminal justice reform. As the first death row inmate in the United States to regain freedom thanks to DNA testing, Kirk...