Source for Forensic Information
Hi All,
Is there a good source for quick forensic information online? You know, just something like, how long does it really take to do a DNA analysis on a body fluid?
Are the automated machines we see on the CSI-type shows for real?
That kind of stuff.
Parenthetically, kudos to Patsy Cornwell in her efforts to improve crime scene training for police officers, and to Jan Burke in her fund-raising efforts for better forensic science.
Is there a good source for quick forensic information online? You know, just something like, how long does it really take to do a DNA analysis on a body fluid?
Are the automated machines we see on the CSI-type shows for real?
That kind of stuff.
Parenthetically, kudos to Patsy Cornwell in her efforts to improve crime scene training for police officers, and to Jan Burke in her fund-raising efforts for better forensic science.
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Permalink Reply by Dana King on
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Lee Lofland's new blog, THE GRAVEYARD SHIFT, promises to be an invaluable source of information. Check him out at http://www.leelofland.com/wordpress/
Also, IN REFERENCE TO MURDER has a wealth of links at http://inreferencetomurder.typepad.com/my_weblog/
There's a lot of other stuff out there, but these two should get you started. Good hunting.
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Permalink Reply by ed goldberg on
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Thanks so much.
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Permalink Reply by Christopher Valen on
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Ed,
A great collection of links to crime resources can be found at www.refdesk.com/crime.html.
I've listed some other crime resource links on my website at www.christophervalen.com
Just click on the links button on my home page.
Christopher
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Permalink Reply by Lee Lofland on
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Feel free to drop me line whenever you have a question, if you like. If I can't help you I probably know someone who can.
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Got it. Thanks.
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Will do. Thanks again.
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