Join forensic ballistics expert Ava Grey as she reveals how every firearm leaves an unmistakable signature—from microscopic bullet scratches to firing pin impressions. Discover the cutting-edge science that turns weapons into witnesses and learn why these tiny marks mean the difference between freedom and conviction in America's most controversial cases.

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Host Ava Grey examines the courtroom reliability of forensic ballistics, exploring how firearms identification testimony has evolved under scrutiny. From Daubert standards to error rates and cognitive bias, the episode covers mounting scientific challenges to methods once considered infallible, revealing the gap between what forensic examiners claim and what the science actually supports.

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Host Ava Grey explores NIBIN, the National Integrated Ballistic Information Network, revealing how microscopic marks on shell casings connect crimes across America. From North Charleston's triple homicide to Boston's six-fold surge in ballistic matches, she examines the technology that's generated over 75,000 confirmed firearm links—and why institutional gaps still leave most gun murders unsolved.

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Join Ava Grey as she traces forensic ballistics from an 1835 murder case to Calvin Goddard's groundbreaking microscopic analysis of the St. Valentine's Day Massacre evidence, exploring how firearms leave unique, microscopic signatures on every bullet and casing they touch.

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