Facts On Forensic Science

By Sandy04
  • Jan 1, 1247

    First textbook

    First textbook
    On this date, a chinese book, was the first textbook on forensic medicine was published, which helps document the needed procedures to follow during the investigation of a suspicious death, making this the first recorded application of medical knowledge to solve a crime
  • John Toms principle

    John Toms was the first to be convicted of a murder by physical matching. He was found guilty by a little piece on the edge of a news paper matching to one in his pocket.
  • Eugene Francois Vidoqc

    Vidoqc was able to establish the first detective force by getting to an understanding with the police.
  • Question Document Analysis

    Germany is were the first recorded question document analysis occrued, which is simply a test to detect erased writing. A chemical test put on a document known as Konigin Hanschritt to determine a particular ink dye.
  • The Bullets Weakness

    The man,Henry Goddard, was the first to pair a bullet to a form in order to find a murderer, just by examining the bullets flaws.
  • Toxicology

    Toxicology, (a branchof science concerned with poisons, their nature, effects,and antidotes) was first used by the English chemist James Marsh.
  • Blood Testing

    German scientist, Shinbein, did the first known blood test and also realized that hemoglobin was able to oxidize hydrogen peroxide into foam.
  • Photos At A Crime Scene

    Odelbrecht found how the use of photography could be an essence to identify and keep track of a drime scene.
  • Unchangable Fingerprints

    Francis Henry Galton determined that fingerprints are unchangable throughout a person whole life span and everybodies fingerrints are unique.
  • Fingerprints Detect Criminals

    Henry P. DeForrest was the first in all the U.S. to systematically use fingerprints as an advantage to identifying criminals.
  • FBI begins

    President Theodore Roosevelt established the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
  • Matching Points On Your Finger

    Edmond Locard wasthe first person to mention 12 matching points as being a succesful fingerprint identification.
  • Registered Data On Weapons

    The first man to register data about different types of weapons was Charles E. Waite.
  • Crime Laboratory

    The first crime lboratory in the U.S. was founded by August Vollmer, the chief police in Los Angeles
  • Criminalistics

    The first comprehensive book on criminalistics was published byPaul Kirk.
  • Automated Fingerprint Identification System

    Introduced by the FBI the A.F.I.S. had the first known computerizedscans of fingerprints.