An AI tool trained on chemical signatures from corpse-eating insects may help determine time and place of death for victims of violent crimes.

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A UPSC aspirant's murder in Delhi, initially disguised as an accident, sparks outrage as police uncover chilling details.

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A combination of old-school shoe leather investigations and advances in modern forensic technology helped to solve the cold ...

The finding may allow archaeologists to determine whether a woman was pregnant or had recently given birth at the time of her ...

Researchers have long used bugs in complex homicide and death investigations, but new tech aims to make it much easier.

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