That was it, right? – ‘very likely’ in percentage terms
Given the legal questions we often face, especially regarding the quantification of "very likely" in percentages, I would like to explain why I, as…
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Category: anthropology
Folds and Wrinkles: Identification of Individuals Through Analysis
This article examines the role of facial folds and wrinkles as distinctive markers for individual identification. It explains how natural aging processes, muscle activity,…
Corpse Stains: Formation, Persistence and Significance in Forensic Photography
This article delves into the intricate world of corpse stains in forensic photography. It explains how livor mortis forms, the phases of stain fixation,…
Identification of Individuals in Video Footage Based on Body Structure and Movement Patterns
In a significant share of forensic caseloads, the question is not what happened but who was there. This is what forensic gait and body…