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History of Forensics
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1 Jun 2021
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Jeffreys’ method was employed in a criminal case for the first time
Gary Dotson was exonerated after ten years in jail thanks to DNA evidence
First Fingerprinting
The Chinese used Fingerprints
Sir Francis Galton popularized a method for classifying fingerprints
Dr. Henry Faulds published an article in Nature that predicted the forensic usefulness of fingerprinting
Vidocq founded a plainclothes investigative unit called the Brigade de la Sûreté
Locard rented a two-room attic in Lyon and transformed it into what’s considered the first forensic crime lab.
Locard and the lab broke a major case
Lee also used her own money to help start Harvard University’s Department of Legal Medicine
Sir Alec Jeffreys, a British geneticist, stumbled across the realization that DNA showed both similarities and differences between family members
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