Abstract

Abstract: “Unlocking Mysteries: A Multidisciplinary Approach to Forensic Science” delves into the collaborative landscape of forensic investigations, where biology, chemistry, physics, psychology, and law converge to shed light on criminal mysteries. By exploring foundational principles, techniques, and challenges, the chapter emphasizes the importance of multidisciplinary collaboration in deciphering clues left at crime scenes. It outlines seven foundational principles guiding forensic investigations, from the Law of Individuality to the Principle of Analysis. The chapter discusses various forensic analysis techniques, including DNA analysis, fingerprint analysis, toxicology analysis, ballistics analysis, forensic anthropology, forensic chemistry, digital forensics, and trace evidence analysis. DNA analysis, as a cornerstone, aids in individual identification and resolving disputes. Forensic entomology and anthropology provide insights into post-mortem intervals and victim identification. Chemistry techniques like spectroscopy and chromatography aid in identifying substances. Trace evidence analysis offers valuable insights into crime circumstances. The integration of biology into forensic science enhances accuracy and provides closure to victims’ families. The chapter concludes by emphasizing the indispensable role of multidisciplinary collaboration, innovative technologies, and ethical standards in pursuing truth and justice in forensic science. Keywords: forensic science, multidisciplinary collaboration, forensic analysis techniques, DNA analysis, forensic entomology, forensic anthropology, chemistry techniques, trace evidence analysis

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