Skeletal remains were found at a park, and taken to a laboratory to be examined. A humerus, skull, femur, and a pelvis was found at the scene. Bones can identify a person with their height, stature, age, ethnicity, gender, and DNA located inside the bones can give us a true genetic identification. We will take precise measurements on every bone, and use formulas that can help us decide the height, ethnicity, and gender. Summary of findings Below is the evidence and support for the traits of the
Forensic Science is formed of many branches that aim to benefit the medicolegal system. One such branch is forensic anthropology, a multidisciplinary field that is on the rise. Forensic anthropology is the study of skeletal remains and can be used to gain insight into the circumstances surrounding a death or identify the living, to be used in a legal setting. This includes “identification and detection of signs of trauma which may lead to establish cause and manner of death” (Cattaneo). Typically
Forensic scientists often spend long days in the crime lab testing samples they can also frequently encounter unpleasant working conditions and face misconceptions from both the public and law enforcement professionals regarding the nature of their work. Most forensic scientists work a traditional 40-hour week