A history of fingerprints
The study of fingerprints is one of the most salient aspects of criminal investigations and forensic detections. This is because fingerprint identification is far too unique, its success rate outperforms … Continue reading
Never fool-proof
For those who fear that TV shows such as CSI and its sister series are helping criminals to be smarter in cleaning up their tracks, should have a read here.
Painstaking forensics detection on woman’s head
April 2nd, two little girls who were playing near South Street in Arbroath, Angus in Scotland, made a gruesome discovery of a severed female head tied in a plastic bag … Continue reading
Malaysian Police Get Image Upgrade
Malaysian police are sporting a new operational uniform that will incorporate gears such as communications devices, handcuffs, baton and pepper spray when on operations and on crime prevention rounds. New … Continue reading
Commentary: Egocentric criminals
The Star today published a very interesting article about thieves that kept record of crimes they committed. They are thieves who kept tabs on crime – the ones they themselves … Continue reading
Commentary: Malaysia’s own forensic DNA databank will be a reality
Interesting news today, pertaining to Malaysia’s development on the forensics aspect of DNA. According to NST Online today (Forensic DNA databank soon), Malaysia will soon have its own national databank … Continue reading
UPDATE: Suspects to aid in investigations, NURIN Alert to be implemented soon
The Star (Missing child alert system in place) has reported that NURIN Alert will be implemented soon. This is a very good news indeed as this will benefit everyone in … Continue reading
Johor MIC rep shot point blank
Photofit of the suspect involved in the shooting. Tenggaroh state assemblyman Datuk S. Krishnasamy was shot dead point blank by a gunman in a lift at the state MIC headquarters … Continue reading
Breaking News: Sharlinie Mohd Nashar
5-years old Sharlinie Mohd. Nashar was reported missing yesterday, 9th January 2008 around 11 a.m. She was last seen in Kampung Medan, PJS, some 200 m away from her house. … Continue reading
Q&A: Why didn’t they dust for prints?
While we’re still on fingerprint-related topic, I’d like to touch on the question raised by the following person: I had my house broken into one day while I was out … Continue reading →