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Used a bloody palm as evidence to acquit his client
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The Ancient Chinese use fingerprints to identify business documents
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father of surgery and tonsil pathology. Was a pioneer in surgical techniques
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Founder of microscopical anatomy, histology, physiology and embryology
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John Toms was convicted of murder when the murder weapon (a handgun) was found with a shred of paper that Toms had in his pocket.
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Mathieu Joseph Bonaventure Orfila uses chemical analysis as a routine part of forensic investigation.
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Invented the marsh test for determining arsenic
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Became a Professor of forensics
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Influencer of most forensic methods
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Odelbrecht becomes one of the first to use photography in Forensics.
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First to study Synaesthesia
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Henry Faulds promotes the idea of using fingerprints in forensics.
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First to track physical measurements and kept records
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showed how fingerprints identify individuals
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The first scientist to study bullet masking and their relation to specific weapons
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Devised Classification of fingerprints called "Daetyloscopes"
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First person to be arrested because of fingerprint evidence
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Established the science of forensics
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Discovered tech photography and chromatography
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Discovered the human blood groups
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First to use fingerprints during an investigation
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Leading figure in the development of the field of criminal justice in the early 20th century
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Prominent Psychologist and Eugenicist
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Maintains a forensic lab to identify prisoners
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Man man who was confused with another that had similar fingerprints and the same name
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Theodore Roosevelt Starts the Bureau of Investigation
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Dr, Edmond Locard creates the first Crime Lab
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modeled fingerprint individuality
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Devised and published "M.O." in criminal investigation and detection
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Leone Lattes develops a method for restoreing dried blood samples to be tested and used as evidence.
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Albert Schneider uses a Vacuum to collect evidence.
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Investigated untimely deaths/murders
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Developed a comparison microscope for use in the identification of fired bullets and cartridge casing
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Calvin Goddard uses microscopes to compare bullets to identify murder weapons.
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Scientific evidence used in court must be generally accepted by scientific communities
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Provides Forensic Analysis support to the FBI
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Author of "Scientific Murder Investigation"
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A rule of evidence regarding admissibility of witness expert testimony
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J. Edgar Hoover reworks the Bureau of investigation and Improves it, turning it into the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
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Discovered a way to test crime scenes using Luminol
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Albert S. Osborn becomes the first president of the American Society of Questioned Document Examination
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Paul Kirk publishes a book on Criminalistics.
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Invented the Breathalyzer
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First use of bite-mark evidence
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Walter McCrone starts a forensic investigation company that grows into McCrone Associates, Inc.
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Created the method for the enzymatic determination of acetate
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examining gunshot residue
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Murder of bail monk
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Developed techniques for the benefit of fingerprint analysis and DNA profiling
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analysis of someones DNA
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Using DNA to prove innocence
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DNA Index System
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First to use DNA as evidence
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Integrated Ballistics Identification System
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Automated Fingerprint Identification