Um corpo para o crime

Forensics isn't just about microscopes. It starts with how a body is found and who notices the smell first.

Maggots tell a very specific story about time. Their life cycle is the most honest clock at a crime scene.

“Dead bodies are very eloquent.”

Every bone in the human body holds a tiny diary. A fracture from ten years ago can identify a stranger today.

Fire doesn't always destroy the truth. Teeth and metal implants survive things that skin cannot handle.