After 31 years, the suspect accused of killing Tina Heins in Jacksonville, Florida has been identified as Michael Shane Ziegler. read more

The Arlington Police Department, in partnership with the University of Texas at Arlington, has created an innovative, new program that could help solve cold cases. read more

LabVantage Mobile IoT, combined with Forensic Navigator 8.9, revolutionizes the way forensics impacts investigations and trials by allowing for seamless and paperless workflows, from the crime scene to the courtroom. Using AI-powered capability, OCR, and image intelligence, it gives accurate, real-time evidence capture along with complete traceability. Learn how mobility and intelligence can accelerate case resolution in our white paper. read more

In the 1950s, critical evidence, including the victim’s remains, went missing from law enforcement custody, with no documentation of their disposition. This halted further progress in the case. read more

A method was developed to identify the link between chemical warfare agents and the origins of the substances used in their manufacture. read more

In addition to the unit receiving recognition, Latent Print Examiner Elizabeth Molina was recognized as Latent Examiner of the Year. read more

In March 2023, I got a call from our partners at the FBI and the Latah County Prosecutor. The FBI had lawfully accessed the phone and laptop of the accused murderer, Bryan Kohberger (BK), and after parsing through the data, they were disappointed to learn there wasn’t much there. read more

Kimberly Carter was a 19-year-old mother of three who disappeared under suspicious circumstances from Kansas City, Missouri on July 5, 1984. read more

Age estimation in adult individual remains is challenging, often with errors of plus or minus ten years. read more

For over a decade, Forensics Europe Expo has been the most important gathering of European law enforcement & private sector specialists dedicated to all aspects of forensic investigation. Whether your interests are in the field of Crime Scene Investigation, Digital Forensics, Forensic Analytics or Forensic Laboratory Equipment, FEE is where you’ll find more than just a conference; it’s where the entire forensic investigation community comes together to learn, network and ultimately procure products to help solve crime and make our environment a safer place. read more