Hidden graves found using chemical 'sniffer' technology
A "sniffer tube" could replace dogs in the arsenal of tools to locate hidden graves, say researchers.
A new technique uses a long tube to quickly sample the air above suspected gravesites.
http://forensic-ifo.forum-pro.in/forensic-anthropology-f17/hidden-graves-found-using-chemical-sniffer-technology-t273.htm#301
What do bugs have to do with forensic science?
As the old saying from the "Book of Common Prayers" goes, "Ashes to ashes, dust to dust." Sometimes recited at funerals, the phrase describes the cycle of life and how humans go from birth to death, from growth to decay. Forensic scientists and criminal investigators, however, should have their own version of the quote, something along the lines of: "Ashes to ashes, dust to bug food."
http://forensic-ifo.forum-pro.in/forensic-entomology-f9/what-do-bugs-have-to-do-with-forensic-science-t272.htm#300
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