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Category Archives: Forensic Anthropology 2009

Forensic Anthropology: The Wonders of Fingerprints!

Today we started with a quick examination of our RFLP’s that underwent gel electrophoresis. We then were told that Jules was to be involved in an active homicide investigation along with other OSU faculty members. Our first module dealt with ballistics and tool marks in a presentation given by Captain Dave Rose of the OSUPD. [...]

Forensic Anthropology: DNA – The Building Blocks of Life!

Today we focused on DNA! Dr. Carol Park from CSG explained the facets of DNA in forensic crime scenes. First, she gave an overview of DNA and blood. She explained the ABO blood typing and Rh factor. She also touched on genetics, explained Punett squares, and how blood typing in genetics narrows down suspects. We [...]

Forensic Anthropology: Analyzing Photography and Videography

Today’s modules were over forensic photography and videography. Instructor Jules Angel explained the keys of forensic photography and its basics. The three main components of photography are film, shutter, and aperture. All three components must be adjusted correctly to accurately capture the details of the scene. Angel also emphasized the importance of lighting, cropping, and [...]

Forensic Anthropology: CSM (Crime Scene Management)

Today we explored the wonderful world of crime scene management. David Rose of the OSUPD spoke to the class. He discussed the importance of recognizing, preserving, and protecting, which are the most important characteristics in crime scene management. Evidence, mapping, and documentation were also covered in the presentation. Later on in the day, we went [...]

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