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The femur is the longest and strongest bone in the skeleton .The degree of this inclination varies in different persons, and is greater in...

Crime scenes are inconsistent- each one presents the investigator a new challenge Crime scene: Any physical location in which a crime ...

Handwriting Identification and the judicial process —Historical references indicate that the practice of forgery and related frauds –...

Determining the sex is crucial when analyzing unidentified human remains. The pubis, sacrum, and ilium of the pelvis are bones that h...

Crime Scene Investigation : The purpose of crime scene investigation is to help establish what happened (crime scene reconstruction) a...

Male (left) and female (right) skulls 

To extract data from computers, the person in charge must carefully understand the basic principles of how and where data can be stored in a...

There are two basic forms of collection: freezing the scene and honeypotting. a) Freezing: Freezing the scene involves taking a snap...

Forensic Anthropology: It’s the application of physical anthropology to the legal process. Identify skeletal, badly decomposed or u...