Special Feature

In September 2021, the skeletal remains of an unidentified individual were found by a property owner in rural Dallas, Georgia. Upon further investigation, officials discovered a zip tie along with the remains that appeared to have been used. Read More

Within forensic anthropology in the U.S., there remains no unifying standardization for analyzing cases or writing reports that can be used independent of work environment, education or case circumstance, which may compromise forensic anthropological expertise in courtroom testimony. Read More

Obtaining a viable DNA profile from paper bags nearly four decades old is exceptionally rare and underscores the extraordinary value of meticulous evidence preservation and periodic forensic reevaluation. Read More