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The truth about images stored in the eyes of… the dead
For a long time, scientists have wondered whether the eyes can retain images of our last glance before we die?
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Biology
How insects help find clues to rhino poachers?
Insects such as flies or beetles can provide clues that help investigators find and arrest illegal hunters.
Science story
Real life Sherlock Homes forensics lab
Edmond Locard, nicknamed the French Sherlock Holmes, built the world's first forensic laboratory in Lyon.
Archeology
Is this the true face of Jesus?
Jesus' face was created by forensic anthropologists, combining sources from archeology and the Bible.
Archeology
Recreate the face of a 4,000-year-old dog
The reconstruction is based on the skull of an ancient dog discovered in the Orkney Islands.
Archeology
Decoding the case of shocking network after 4,000 years
Breaking on a thousand-year-old skeleton, German archaeological-archaeological team found the truth about one of the oldest political murder cases in human history.
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Detecting the 'secret' of hair
Hair color is one of the most genetic characteristics in their appearance, with studies of twins showing that genetics affects up to 97% of hair color.
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See how experts identify identity of dead people
An autopsy identifies the cause of death due to epidemics, natural disasters or being plotted to become a hot topic in today's society.
1001 mystery
The mysterious death of a burned person in a closed room
The mystery behind the case of a dead man is answered by a study published in the American Journal of Forensics and Pathology.
1001 mystery
Strange story about murderer
A woman's body was found in London, England. The DNA test results confused the police, because the suspect seems to have died a few weeks before the victim.
Archeology
Egyptian blue 'alive' from the tomb
To make it, the ancient Egyptians used a mixture of copper, sand and strong alkali, heated at 800-900 degrees Celsius with strict conditions.
Archeology
Recreate ancient Peruvian lord face with 3D technology
The face of Sipan's lord who died 1900 years ago was recreated by 3D technology.
Archeology
Controversy about King Henry's level
Forensic researchers have not yet reached consensus on the authenticity of a marinated head, to confirm the hypothesis that it belongs to King Henry IV.
Archeology
Shocking revelation of the death of 5,500-year-old mummy
Through the image of the recent scanner, forensic experts of the British Museum affirmed that the famous Ginger was the victim of a savage murder.
Archeology
Discovered a 1,300-year-old mass grave
Forensic experts said they discovered 167 remains near 1300 years old in a mass grave in southern Mexico.