The forensic analysis of bone trauma and tool marks has evolved into a discipline that integrates traditional pathology with advanced imaging techniques and quantitative methodologies.

ARL has released Dshell, which it has used for five years to understand compromises of DOD networks, to GitHub. Mark Pomerleau | January 28, 2015 Army Cyber Defense Cybersecurity Open Source ...

Adding a element of quantitative analysis to fingerprint identification is positive progress for forensic science, which struggles, overall, to live up to the “science” side of its name.

Forensic bite-mark analysis first gained widespread attention in the 1978 prosecution of serial killer Ted Bundy and was quite the rage for years, as evidenced by the 1990 “Columbo” episode ...

Four governmental bodies have said bite mark analysis has no basis in science. Yet it's been used in many criminal cases, and no court has ruled it inadmissible.

The Associated Press moved a tremendous story Sunday about bite mark analysis, an odd and discredited branch of forensic dentistry that, over the past few decades, has been used to convict ...

This video segment from NOVA: "The Killer's Trail" follows a team of experts as they investigate the forensic evidence from the 1954 murder of Marilyn Sheppard, one of the most famous unsolved ...

Four governmental bodies have said bite mark analysis has no basis in science. Yet it's been used in many criminal cases, and no court has ruled it inadmissible.