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Casualty. How the most brutal and complicated crimes are solved when there is no evidence and no witnesses

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Casualty. How the most brutal and complicated crimes are solved when there is no evidence and no witnesses
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How many more crimes would have been solved if DNA research, fingerprinting and entomology had been developed in past centuries? The famous Jack the Ripper, never found by Scotland Yard agents, would probably have been caught by now. Thanks to advances in technology today, it is possible to track the movements of anyone. Every phone call made can be verified. Every trip made. And every purchase. But this mountain of personal data means nothing if there are no experts who can analyze it, cull out what's important, and pull it all together to find what's needed. To understand how forensic science has evolved, we need to look at the past, present and future of this most imprecise of all sciences and get to know the people who have had a major impact on the world of forensic science.
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