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forensic science
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Earliest recorded use of blood spatter as evidence
Anton van Leeuwenhoek constructs the first high powered microscope
Alphonse Bertillion developed an identification system using body measurements
Karl Landsteiner identifies human blood groups
Luminol is developed for the detection of blood
The FBI creates a DNA database for comparing DNA samples
Sherlock Holmes is first published
Temperature is first used to determine time of death - (Algor Mortis)
The first book published on poisoning by Mathiew Orfila
Bullet comparison is first used to solve a crime by Scotland Yard
The FBI is established by President Theodore Roosevelt
Earliest recorded use of bite marks as evidence
Edmond Locard is credited with his famous principle, “Every contact leaves a trace.”
The structure of DNA is discovered
Superglue fuming is developed as a method for detecting fingerprints
First crime drama airs on television
John Larson invents the first lie detector
The New York City Police Department creates AFIS, a fingerprint database of people that have been arrested
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