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  • Facial Reconstruction of 1907 Mummy

    March 31, 2021
    Scientists have spent the last few months creating a novel facial reconstruction of a mysterious mummy, now skeletonized, from tomb KV 55 in the Valley of the Kings. read more
  • COVID-19-related Cyber Attacks Leveraged Government Announcements

    March 31, 2021
    By using the UK as a case study, the paper reveals the explicit connection between governmental policy announcements and cyber-crime campaigns. read more
  • First-in-the-nation Bill Targets Forensic Genetic Genealogy

    March 29, 2021
    In the 2+ years since the first bill proposal, Sydnor and Shetty worked with stakeholders in the forensic genetic genealogy industry to re-author a version that would allow law enforcement to do its job while also protecting the public’s constitutional privacy. read more
  • The Five Women Who Lead UT's Forensic Anthropology Center

    March 29, 2021
    Every day, the red phone rings at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville’s Forensic Anthropology Center. On the other end, a funeral home director, a police officer, or a family member shares some version of the same message: there’s a body here for you. read more
  • Analyst With SF Medical Examiner's Office Charged with Stealing Drugs

    March 29, 2021
    A former coroner’s analyst in San Francisco has been charged with stealing methamphetamine collected at death scene investigations, authorities said last week. read more
  • 80 Years after Pearl Harbor, DNA IDs Veteran’s Remains

    March 29, 2021
    The remains of William Eugene Blanchard, who was killed at Pearl Harbor while serving on the U.S.S. Oklahoma, were identified through DNA testing conducted by an agency within the U.S. Department of Defense. read more
  • Naloxone Saves Lives, But Newly Abstinent Opioid Users Resist

    March 29, 2021
    Researchers found that opioid users who participate in a 12-step abstinence program and recently stopped using drugs refused to take home naloxone, even if having it on hand might save lives. read more
  • Researchers Find Oldest Documented Site of Indiscriminate Mass Killing

    March 24, 2021
    Anthropologists report they have found the oldest documented site of a mass killing in what is now Croatia. Findings from the 6,200-year-old massacre were published in PLOS ONE earlier this month. read more
  • Parabon, Delaware Division of Science ID Human Remains Found in 1977

    March 24, 2021
    Police conducted an extensive investigation into the woman’s murder but were not able to identify her or obtain any leads. The case grew cold. At the time, police relied heavily on fingerprints and dental records in hopes to identify human remains. read more
  • Researcher to Assess Reliability of Burn Patterns as Forensic Tool

    March 24, 2021
    Simeoni will use a laboratory wind tunnel at WPI, field studies in a New Jersey forest, and data analysis to determine if scars on a landscape, ash deposits, and other indicators widely used by investigators reliably point to the place where a wildfire originates. read more
  • Forensic Collaborators Partner to Identify Nun's Remains

    March 24, 2021
    Penn State and Croatian faculty recently collaborated on the identification of the remains of Sister Marija Krucifiksa Kozulic (1852–1922), a Croatian nun who is in consideration for beatification by the Vatican. read more
  • Dog vs. Machine: Who's a Better Bomb Detector?

    March 24, 2021
    What's better at finding a hidden bomb—a dog or an electronic chemical detector? In this episode, the Reactions team travels to the U.S. Naval Research Laboratory to find out. read more
  • From Crime Lab Tech to Community Action Officer

    March 24, 2021
    The experience exposed Aberra to the drug side of crime, and that activated an interest in getting outside of the lab and onto the streets. read more
  • Cold Case Program Partners Students with State Police to Investigate Murders

    March 22, 2021
    In an unprecedented partnership, undergraduate criminal justice students at Western Michigan University will receive access to and work on case files from unsolved murders in southwest Michigan. read more
  • Genetic Genealogy Links Woman to Death of Newborn Son 23 Years Later

    March 22, 2021
    DNA evidence has helped Seattle Police detectives identify and arrest a Seattle woman for the death of her newborn son, who was found in the trash can of a Lake City gas station restroom in 1997. read more
  • Genetics of Eye Color Much More Complex than Previously Thought

    March 22, 2021
    An international team of researchers have identified 50 new genes for eye color in the largest genetic study of its kind to date. The study involved the genetic analysis of almost 195,000 people across Europe and Asia. read more
  • New Guidelines to Help Police Crack Down on Organized Crime

    March 22, 2021
    A new center established by the University of Bristol to help protect citizens online has created a shared data science framework to help law enforcement investigate organized crime. read more
  • 5 Wolves Found Dead in Oregon Sent to Forensic Lab

    March 22, 2021
    Arriving officers found a total of five wolves dead. The cause of death is unknown. All five carcasses were taken to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife forensic lab to determine the cause of death. read more
  • Perspectives from Bridge Group@NCFS: Glitter and Shimmer as Forensic Tools

    March 19, 2021
    At the National Center for Forensic Science, Candice Bridge leads a team of students working diligently to help the victims of violent crimes by shedding light on some of the most unlikely trace material possibly found on a victim or suspect. read more
  • DNA Testing for 1969 Cold Case Possibly Connected to Black Panther Party

    March 19, 2021
    Detectives believed his murder may have been connected to a faction of the Black Panther Party, which was active in Cleveland at the time. read more
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