Microsoft’s Photosynth: A Future Forensic Tool? By Eugene Liscio
First responders, forensic technicians, and investigators could quickly gather a large number of overlapping photographs without the need for special targets, expensive equipment, or complicated software, and then use Photosynth to find the common features between the photos and how each of the photos are oriented with respect to one another in 3D space. read more
FORENSIC NEWS
Case May Turn On Tossed Test
A Huntsville man charged with manslaughter in a deadly 2005 wreck wants the crime lab results of his blood alcohol test thrown out because the sample was destroyed before the defense could do its own tests. read more
Local DNA Lab Comes With Hefty Price Tagp
The Beaufort County Sherriff’s Office is pushing to open its own crime lab to bypass backlogs and restrictions on samples analyzed, but control comes at a price. read more
County Could Benefit From Local Pathologist
No board certified forensic pathologist practices in the Four Corners region and autopsies are conducted 180 miles away. No toxicology lab exists locally, either. San Juan County would need both a pathologist and toxicology lab to make the forensic process as efficient as possible. read more
EPIC School for Evidence Photographers in Nashville
Evidence photographers will head to Nashville, TN, this January for training and certification from the traveling EPIC (Evidence Photographers International Council) School. read more