Death investigation is a multi-disciplinary effort employing the skills of different forensic specialists from fields as diverse as pathology, anthropology, odontology and entomology. In the examination of skeletal trauma, the contribution of the analysis by the forensic anthropologists is essential. Such an analysis helps determine whether skeletal injuries are temporally associated with the e...

This paper outlines the history of biometrics for personal identification, current status initial biological fingerprint techniques digital chest radiography, and patient verification during medical imaging, such as computed tomography magnetic resonance imaging. Automated image recognition identification developed clinical images without metadata could also be applied to victims in mass disast...

INTRODUCTION The evaluation of orofacial damage is an emerging branch in the forensic sciences, specifically in forensic odontology and medicine. One of the major limitations during the evaluation of forensic orofacial damages is establishing the consolidation date of acquired lesions. The consolidation date is defined as the moment from which orofacial damages are considered irreversible. AI...

Forensic odontology has four primary applications. These applications include dental identification, bite mark assessment, age estimation, and standard of care. This article will focus on the history forensic in United States as it relates to analysis. It explore DNA exoneration Ray Krone who was sentenced death for a murder he did not commit because flawed The use marks had turbulent dating ba...

The bodies of socially isolated people may remain undiscovered in their own houses for prolonged periods. Occasionally the body is in situ for sufficient time to become skeletonised, or partially so. Medico-legal investigation of these cases is complicated by degradation and contamination of evidence. Thus, a multidisciplinary forensic investigation is recommended. The potential contributions o...