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When Evidence Goes Cold: Adding Automated Freezers to Your Hands-Free Workflow
If you haven’t struggled to locate freezer-based evidence in order to meet a processing or reporting deadline, raise your hand. Anyone…?
A group of specialists are assessing forensic genetic genealogy (FGG) as an investigative tool after recently completing a world-first graduate certificate in FGG in the United States.
In the first two weeks of October alone, the Houston Forensic Science Center’s 39-member crime scene unit (CSU) has responded to 27 homicides, and 24 other scenes, for a total of 1,171 scenes this ...
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