TTC Video - Trails of Evidence: How Forensic Science Works

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Genre: Crime

Crime is as old as human society. So is the use of evidence, witnesses, and reason to solve crimes. The desire to identify lawbreakers and bring them to justice is so great that it has inspired countless stories, novels, plays, movies, and television series. But how accurate are the fictional portrayals of crime investigations? What happens behind the scenes when forensic scientists crack a case? The actual details are far more than a lesson in how detective dramas often get it wrong. Knowing how real forensic investigators approach real cases will help you.



-serve as a better juror in a criminal trial or civil lawsuit;
-be a more effective witness if you ever see a crime take place or are a victim of one;
-sharpen your analysis of the endless array of crime reports that fill the news;
-think more critically in assessing the value of different types of evidence;
-learn about a wide range of technical fields that all come to bear in the investigation of crime.
What's more, an introduction to the principles of forensic science and a look at some case studies will give you a new appreciation for law enforcement, which in recent decades has seen a revolution in its ability to determine who committed a crime, how it was done, and often, why.

Taught by veteran forensic scientist and Professor Elizabeth A. Murray of the College of Mount St. Joseph, Trails of Evidence: How Forensic Science Works takes you from the crime scene to the lab to the courtroom in 36 riveting half-hour lectures that reveal the personality and passions of an investigative mind.

36 Lectures
1Using Science Crime Scene to Courtroom
2Crime Scenes and Forensic Evidence
3Fingerprint Science Hands-Down ID
4Telltale Marks Tools, Guns, and Ammunition
5Good Impressions Shoes, Tires, and Skin
6Forensics of Fibers, Paint, and Glass
7Traces of Hair and Fur
8Soil, Protist, Plant, and Animal Traces
9Serology Blood and Other Body Fluids
10The Forensic Analysis of DNA
11Forensic Toxicology of Drugs and Poisons
12The Forensics of Substance Abuse
13Handwriting and Forgery Analysis
14Computer Forensics and Digital Evidence
15Structure Failure Forensic Engineering
16Forensic Analysis of Vehicle Accidents
17Fire Science and Explosion Forensics
18Blood Evidence Stains and Spatters
19The Science of Death
20Death Investigation Algor, Livor, and Rigor
21Autopsy Cause and Manner of Death
22Decomposition From Bugs to Bones
23Forensic Anthropology Skeleton Stories
24Forensics of Teeth and Bite Marks
25Police Sketches and Facial Reproductions
26Interview, Interrogation, Intelligence
27Forensic Profiling Who, How, and Why?
28Human Memory and Eyewitness Accounts
29Criminal Minds Psychology and Psychiatry
30When Forensic Evidence Is on Trial
31Forensic Scientists and Expert Testimony
32Comparing Crimes and Crime Labs
33Crimes Nobody s Supposed to Get Hurt
34Crimes Killers of One, Killers of Many
35Applications Mass-Disaster Forensics



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