important people Flashcards

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sir Arthur Conan Doyle

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had considerable influence on popularizing scientific crime-detection methods through his fictional character Sherlock Holmes

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Mathieu Orfila - spanish/French

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  • Considered father of forensic toxicology
  • Published first scientific treatise on the detection of poisons and their effects on animals
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Alphonse Bertillon ** French

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  • Devised the first scientific system of personal identification
  • Anthropometry -> procedure of taking a series of body measurements as a means of distinguishing one individual from another
  • For decades, considered the most accurate method of personal identification
  • Father of criminal identification
  • was first person to use fingerprints to solve crime
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Francis Galton ** English

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  • First definitive study of fingerprints - loop, arch, whorl
  • Published book titled finger prints in 1892
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Leone Lattes

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Devised simple procedure for determining blood groups of a dried bloodstain

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Calvin Goddard - American

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  • Refined techniques of bullets/gun by using comparison microscope
  • Established the comparison microscope as the indispensable tool of modern firearms examiner
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Albert Osborn

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Development of fundamental principles of document examination for the acceptance of documents as scientific evidence by the courts

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Walter Mccrone

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Preeminent microscopist

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Hans Gross - Austrian

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Wrote first treatise describing application of scientific disciplines to the field of criminal investigation

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Edmond Locard ** - French

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  • Demonstrated how the principles could be incorporated within a workable crime lab
  • Locard’s exchange principle -> whenever two objects come into contact with one another, there is an exchange of materials between them
  • developed forensic lab in France
  • interested in microscope and trace evidence
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Victor Balthazard ** - French

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  • medical examiner in Paris
  • probability models for fingerprints - 1 in 10 to power of 60 chance people would have same fingerprint
  • photographic methods of comparing bullet markings
  • wrote first comprehensive book on hair analysis
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