Forensic Pedology: How the Discipline at Unesp Jaboticabal Teaches the Investigation of Soil in Criminal Contexts
A new course at the Unesp Jaboticabal campus in Brazil trains students in forensic pedology to assist police in crime investigations using soil analysis.
The Most Dangerous Narcissist is Like This: 'Revelation is Only a Matter of Time'
The article discusses traits of narcissistic inmates and insights from a forensic psychologist on their behavior and impacts.
Garlasco, the rumors about the expert opinion: 'Chiara Poggi was killed half an hour after having breakfast'
Details of Chiara Poggi's murder indicate she fought against her attacker shortly before her death, according to forensic insights.
Couple suspected of killing 40-day-old baby has trial scheduled in MT
A couple accused of murdering their 40-day-old baby is set to stand trial in Mato Grosso, Brazil, next week after forensic evidence contradicted initial claims of accidental death.
Michal Ernée: DNA analysis used to take years and cost hundreds of millions of dollars; today it takes only minutes
This article discusses the significant advancements in DNA analysis technology that have drastically reduced the time and cost associated with it.
“He fought.” What the forensic consultancy says about Garlasco
New revelations in the Garlasco case suggest the victim may have fought back against their attacker, potentially altering previous legal conclusions.
Suspicious death in Bærum
The police are investigating a suspicious death in Bærum, Norway, and have arrested one person while forensic technicians are on the scene.
I explain to you why there is not a single truth about Stasi’s computer
The investigation into Alberto Stasi's laptop reveals conflicting interpretations of the data, leading to ongoing debates about the digital evidence in the Garlasco murder case.
The sister of the Carranza twins, missing in La Perla, wrote a letter to Milei asking for forensic support to continue the investigation
The sister of the Carranza twins, who disappeared during Argentina's dictatorship, has appealed to President Milei for more funding to support forensic investigations into their case.
Colon Cancer in Free Rein Has Rarely Done Any Good for Anyone
The article discusses the influence of Dr. Kay Scarpetta, a fictional character created by Patricia Cornwell who has shaped the forensic thriller genre.
The free reign of the large intestine has rarely done any good for anyone
The article discusses Dr. Kay Scarpetta, a fictional character created by Patricia Cornwell, who has significantly influenced the forensic thriller genre in literature.
Lip reader spots Kate Middleton's touching comment to William that went 'unacknowledged'
Forensic lip-readers have revealed private conversations of the Royal Family, including a touching comment made by Kate Middleton to Prince William that went unnoticed during a public appearance.
Colombian authorities deny Gustavo Petro's version of the supposed '27 charred bodies'
Colombian officials refuted President Gustavo Petro's claims about finding 27 charred bodies near the Ecuador border, stating that no records exist regarding such deaths.
The forensic doctors about Knutby: Time of death not established
Forensic experts are unable to confirm the time of death of Alexandra Fossmo, who was found murdered in her bed, due to a lack of proper assessment at the crime scene.
Murder or suicide? The case of a butcher found dead in a supermarket's cold room with several stab wounds divides Italy
The mysterious death of Andrea Costantini, a butcher in Italy, has sparked a debate over whether it was murder or suicide, as his family demands a thorough investigation.
The forensic geneticist of Lasa and Zabala, 11-M, Yak-42, and the crime in Almonte: "If science is not immediate, justice is even less so"
Forensic geneticist Antonio Alonso reflects on pivotal cases that transformed criminal investigation in Spain.
PM Gisele would not be able to reach the weapon of Lieutenant Colonel stored in the cabinet, points out expertise
A forensic investigation has determined that PM Gisele Alves Santana could not have reached the firearm stored above a cabinet in her apartment, contradicting her husband's account.
"Scarpetta": Nicole Kidman and dismembered bodies of women
The article discusses the portrayal of Kay Scarpetta, a character played by Nicole Kidman, in a series of thrillers that explore dark themes of pathology and crime.
13 points and forensic photos that supported the arrest of the lieutenant colonel suspected of killing his wife in SP
The lieutenant colonel Geraldo Neto was arrested in São José dos Campos, São Paulo, after investigations revealed he was responsible for the death of his wife, Gisele.
The names of the 12 identified disappeared persons in the clandestine detention center La Perla were revealed
Today, 12 names of disappeared individuals identified at the La Perla clandestine detention center in Córdoba, Argentina, were disclosed following work by the Argentine Forensic Anthropology Team (EAAF).
Man faces court charged with rape and murder of 62-year-old woman in brothel
A man has been charged with the rape and murder of a 62-year-old woman in a brothel in Footscray, with a committal hearing currently underway.
Man faces court after body found in small Victorian town
A West Victorian man has been charged with murder following the discovery of an elderly man's body in Jung, and bail was denied during his court hearing.
PM Gisele: forensics produces 24 reports to clarify to the police that colonel shot his wife in the head
The São Paulo Technical-Scientific Police produced approximately 24 forensic reports indicating that Colonel Geraldo Neto fatally shot his wife, police officer Gisele Alves, in the head, leading to charges of femicide and process fraud.
Simon Baker, from The Mentalist to his return with Nicole Kidman: what connects them and why he distanced himself from Hollywood
Simon Baker returns to the spotlight alongside Nicole Kidman in the high-profile TV production 'Scarpetta', after stepping back from Hollywood in 2015.
Police requests arrest of lieutenant colonel husband of deceased police officer in SP
The Civil Police of Brazil has requested the arrest of Lieutenant Colonel Geraldo Leite Rosa Neto, suspected of murdering his wife, police officer Gisele Alves Santana, after new forensic evidence undermined initial claims of suicide.
Forensic Analysis Concludes Bus Driver Ran Red Light in Accident That Killed Motorcyclist in Campina Grande
A forensic report revealed that a bus driver ran a red light, causing an accident that resulted in the death of a motorcyclist in Campina Grande.
"I have always wanted children. It's always said that women want children, but this is never said about men"
The article discusses the character Ruth Galloway from the book "The Dark Angel" and her desire to escape her complicated relationship with Inspector Nelson.
The Corruption Investigation Office reports three investigators for bribery over bidding misconduct
The Corruption Investigation Office (CIO) has reported three of its investigators to the police for bribery related to irregularities in a forensic equipment bidding process.
Purchase of Master portfolios was treated as 'the president's business' of BRB, points out audit
An independent forensic audit reveals that the acquisition of Master credit portfolios by the BRB was handled as a personal business of the bank's president, bypassing necessary approvals.
Lake St. Martin First Nation undergoes forensic audit of $88M in federal funding
Lake St. Martin First Nation is undergoing a forensic audit of $88 million in federal funds due to an unspecified allegation of misuse.
BBC iPlayer adds 'insane' true crime documentary fans do not want to miss
BBC iPlayer has released a new true crime documentary series titled 'The Truth About My Murder,' which explores complex murder cases primarily in Wales.
A forensic kit in the country of 132,000 disappeared persons
The municipal government of Santo Domingo Tehuantepec in Mexico is organizing a workshop to document biological traits as part of efforts to find missing persons.
Headless, handless body found on New York road 56 years ago identified through DNA; killer remains unknown
A body found in New York in 1970 has been identified as Clyde A. Coppage, but his killer remains at large.
Gun found stashed in Edinburgh woods during organised crime investigation
Police Scotland discovered a firearm and ammunition in woodland near Niddrie Mains Road as part of an investigation into organized crime.
The judge commissions a forensic report to clarify whether the maintenance of the Santander footbridge was “negligent”
A judge in Santander investigates whether the maintenance of a footbridge involved in a fatal accident was negligent, commissioning a forensic report to assess its condition and the adequacy of prior maintenance.
Sexual Abuse of Women: "There is complete power and the possibility to do things to a woman as a completely defenseless object"
Nahlah Saimeh, a forensic psychiatrist, discusses the realities of sexual violence against women and the motivations behind such crimes in her research and public engagements.
Fabrication of evidence in the Master Scam
The article discusses allegations of forged documents in a high-profile corruption investigation within the Mexican government, involving former officials from the Sedatu.
Sexual Abuse of Women: 'There is complete power and the possibility to treat a woman as a completely defenseless object'
Forensic psychiatrist Nahlah Saimeh discusses the motivations behind severe sexual crimes against women in Germany.
Star Murdaugh trial witness probes mysterious death of Buster’s former classmate
A key witness in the Murdaugh trial, Kenny Kinsey, is now investigating the 2015 death of Stephen Smith, believing that significant clues were overlooked.
Grenade Found in the Body of Soldier Returned to Ukraine During Prisoner Exchange
Ukrainian forensic experts discovered an unexploded grenade inside the body of a soldier returned from Russia during a prisoner exchange.
Scandal in the Russian Opposition: Navalny's Photo Released from the Morgue - Widow Asks to Stop Publishing About Him
Maria Pevchich criticized media plans to publish details about Alexei Navalny's autopsy, stating they serve no societal value and are aimed at sensationalism.
Grenade discovered during autopsy of soldier's body returned as part of exchange with Russia
An unexploded grenade was found during the autopsy of a Ukrainian soldier's body returned from Russia, prompting evacuation of the morgue and neutralization of the device by bomb disposal experts.
Cell Phone Scanning: Understand the PF System That Revealed Messages from Daniel Vorcaro
The analysis of messages from Daniel Vorcaro's phone led to his transfer to a federal prison due to evidence of threats and corruption.
Córdoba: 12 Missing Persons Identified Buried in the Iconic La Perla Site
Genetic tests have identified 12 missing persons in Córdoba, Argentina, whose remains were found at the La Perla detention center site, coinciding with the 50th anniversary of the last military coup.
ICPC seeks advanced forensics to tackle complex fraud
The ICPC in Nigeria is advocating for enhanced forensic capabilities to address the rising sophistication of corruption and financial fraud cases.
VIDEOS: BDP of Tuesday, March 10, 2026
Articles discuss various events and situations including Wall Street's work-from-home policy amid attacks, an Israeli missile near-miss, terror organization classifications impacting elections, police arrests, forensic findings regarding a police death, weather conditions in Southern and Southeastern Brazil, and legal discussions about a defense case.
A Blissful Mess from Start to Finish
Nicole Kidman's new series about Patricia Cornwell's famous forensic expert Kay Scarpetta fails to meet expectations, lacking the essential mystery of a good crime show.
Father Juan Manuel Zavala, parish priest of Ocotepec, assassinated
Father Juan Manuel Zavala was found dead in Coapilla, Chiapas, after being reported missing for 12 hours, prompting police and forensic mobilization in the region.
Myles Gray had no definitive cause of death, but likely died of cardiac arrest: pathologist
A forensic pathologist stated that no single cause of Myles Gray's death was found, but a cardiac arrest likely resulted from police actions during his restraint.
New Turn in the Tempe Case: Computers of the Thessaly Region Seized
The investigation into the tragic railway accident in Tempe has taken a new turn with the seizure of computers from forensic experts involved in the case.