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Tag Archives: author jennifer chase
One of Time Magazine’s Best Inventions in 2008 – Enhanced Fingerprints
There are so many really cool things that make Time Magazine’s top 50 inventions every year. For example in 2010, there was the solar shingle, bladeless fan, wooden bones, and the world’s fastest (steam powered) car. An amazing fingerprint enhancement … Continue reading
Posted in Forensic
Tagged author jennifer chase, compulsion, fingerprint, john bond, new technology
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New Forensic Discovery — Identifying Bullet Trajectories More Efficiently
There are many new discoveries lately that will help investigators solve cases with scientific forensic techniques. Here is another example of different fields working together for multiple purposes of investigation. According to an issue of Radiology, multidetector computed tomography (MDCT) provides … Continue reading
Would You Walk Through This Gate at Night by Yourself?
How much would it take for you to walk through this gate at night – alone? As I mentioned in previous articles, I’m a very visual person and many things can actually trigger storylines and chapters. I can be driving … Continue reading
Undetectable Bloodstains Now Can be Visualized Through New CSI Technology
A picture is said to be worth a thousand words. What about a camera that can actually have the ability to see the invisible, and more? Chemists from the University of South Carolina are developing a camera that will reveal … Continue reading
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Tagged author jennifer chase, bloodstains, chemists, crime scene investigation, csi, forensics, multimode imaging, photography
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Psychopaths Hide Behind a Mask of Normalcy
“Mankind has a natural predator, the psychopath, and this predator is invisible because there are no easily discernible markings that set him apart.” The Trick of the Psychopath’s Trade: Make Us Believe that Evil Comes from Others. When we hear … Continue reading
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Tagged author jennifer chase, criminology, psychopaths, serial crime, serial killers, study
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New Forensic Technique to Help Catch Sexual Offenders
“If condom lubricant can be detected in fingermarks it would improve the evidence for prosecution by establishing the assailants present at the scene and, crucially, having had contact with the condom. This would enable forensic scientists to provide further … Continue reading
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