Many law enforcement agencies are relying on crowdfunding to pay for genetic genealogy, which has helped solve hundreds of cases in recent years.
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The 1853 aconite murder that changed forensic history
In March 1853, Maria Van Dusen Hendrickson died suddenly in Bethlehem, New York. The cause was later revealed to be poisoning with tincture of aconite, a deadly plant extract known as monkshood.
Dr. Jerome Goddard says that the Mississippi State Extension Service wanted professors to start making videos, and Goddard’s ...
The essays in a new anthology offer two distinct ways of interpreting the Promethean legacy of scientific progress.
This world-leading Aussie researcher, expert legal witness and media commentator is forging new frontiers in forensic science.
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