Antrometric v2.1, developed by the International Institute of Forensic Expertise (IIFE), offers a cutting-edge solution for stature estimation using long bone measurements. Designed for forensic anthropologists, archaeologists, and pathologists, it reduces estimation errors with advanced techniques and supports diverse populations, including Thai data. Optimized for all devices, with future enhancements using X-ray analysis.

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As an internationally recognized forensic expert, I’ve witnessed how unconscious bias quietly distorts forensic analysis. In this article, I break down the most dangerous cognitive traps in forensic science – from confirmation bias to overconfidence – and explain why objectivity is a myth unless actively protected. A brutally honest insight into how justice can be bent by human perception.

Forensic experts use advanced technologies to determine body height from video recordings, aiding in suspect identification and crime investigations. Methods such as photogrammetry, 3D reconstruction, and AI-driven analysis significantly improve measurement accuracy. Understanding factors like video quality, reference objects, and natural height variations is essential for reliable forensic conclusions.

Jeffrey Epstein’s sudden death in 2019 was officially ruled a suicide, but the overwhelming inconsistencies in the case continue to fuel public skepticism. Autopsy reports, surveillance failures, and suspicious decisions by authorities paint a picture that does not align with the official story. Was Epstein silenced to protect powerful figures? This exposé delves into the contradictions, revealing why his death remains one of the most debated events in recent history.