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DNA evidence, with its high-tech luster, often grabs all the headlines. But latent prints, that old-fashioned staple of forensic science, are still a cornerstone of criminal investigations.
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Dharmasthala Case: SIT Recovers Two More Human Skulls, Skeletons in Banglegudde
In Dharmasthala, SIT recovered two more human skulls and a skeleton in Banglegudde, taking the total to seven over two days.
As of June, more than 7,000 pieces of evidence remained untested at the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation (TBI) crime labs. The report warns that the current volume of crimes is outpacing the speed at ...
CORPUS CHRISTI, Tx — National Forensic Science Week is celebrated from September 14 through the 20th. The Texas Department of Public Safety opened up its crime laboratory here in Corpus Christi to the ...
Wichita Falls police crime scene investigation technician Ashlyn Bunson demonstrates the department's new high-tech crime ...
Watch Jose Mates Perez, a Crime Scene Investigator with the Houston Forensic Science Center, testify in the trial of Tony Earls.
The Texas Department of Public Safety’s crime lab in Amarillo held an open house and tour on Wednesday morning to celebrate ...
This week is National Forensic Science Week, and the Texas Department of Public Safety is celebrating the week by hosting an ...
In Garland, there's a forensic laboratory with a team of scientists playing a vital role in helping the criminal justice ...
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As part of “From Sample to Verdict,” LCGC International sat down with Ed Sisco and Sarah Shuda, Research Chemists at NIST, to discuss the work that their groups are conducting that are helping to ...
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