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This week, Shelley gives Natalie an overview of what forensic anthropology actually is and discusses some of the techniques used to process outdoor scenes of crimes and clandestine graves. There's no magic forensics à la Bones, just a lot of research that historically may or may not have been racist and sexist!
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Just a slight content warning: it's not at all related to the actual topic of the episode but we talk about a bit of gore in the beginning.
Besides that, though, this week we discuss fibre evidence and debunk the misconception that it's "debunked". Yep, that's right, fibre evidence IS real evidence!
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This week, Shelley and Natalie take the opportunity to shit-talk Dylan for going on vacation without them (rude!) and also discuss toolmark evidence, what it entails, and what its flaws are.
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This week's episode is about bugs and genes! Dylan gives an overview of the purpose of forensic entomology and Shelley gets a little nerdy talking about DNA analysis in forensics. Natalie ties it all together with a case she heard about that involves both insects and DNA.
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