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Unsolved Mysteries - The Worlds Unexplained Mysteries, (29 Jan 2009)
The use of forensic facial reconstruction has helped identify bodies that were found in a state of decomposition.
Forensic Science Medicine and Pathology 3 (3), 200 (2007)
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Biochemical method of tracking microbes hits the limelight. The messy tragedy surrounding the 2001 US anthrax attacks and the suicide of chief suspect Bruce Ivins has thrown the emergent field of microbial forensics into the spotlight. The forensic techniques proved vital in allowing the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) to make its case that the anthrax used in the attacks came from a particular sample in Ivins’s lab.
Ivins died before facing charges, but had his case reached trial it would have been a major test for the discipline, which barely existed before 2001.
Microbial forensics traces the origin of a biological agent using a range of biochemical analyses, including genomic sequencing and protein and carbohydrate fingerprinting. The discipline has its roots in military and intelligence communities, and was used successfully in court as far back as 1998, in the trial of a doctor in Louisiana who intentionally infected his former mistress with HIV. But the field took off during the anthrax investigation with an influx of government funding and the advent of cheaper, faster sequencing technology.
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