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1775
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(Swedish Chemist)
-devised a test for detecting Arsenic in corpses
1806
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German who discovered more precise method for detecting small amounts of Arsenic.
1814
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Spanish man who published article on detection of poisons and effects
-aka known as "Father of Forensic Toxicology"
1828
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1839
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1839
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1850 - 1860
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-allowed more accurate recording
1863
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1879
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-French man who introduced Bertillon's System (aka Anthropometry)
-system for identifying people by physical appearance
-considered to be most accurate method of personal identification for nearly two decades
-replaced by fingerprinting in 1903
1887 - 1893
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(fictional)
1888
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London terrorized by serial killer.
1893
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-Austrian published the first book of criminal investigation for Forensic Science
1901
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-discovered by Karl Osborn
1903
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-two men that had same exact measurements and looked identical
-ended Anthropometry
1910
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-published by Albert Osborn
-handwriting analysis "forgery"
1913
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-by French Edmond Locard
-when two objects come into contact with each other, a cross transfer of materials occurs that can connect a criminal suspect to the victim of the crime scene.
-Locard also started first known police crime lab.
1916 - 2002
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-"Father of Modern Microscopy"
1923
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-first in United States
1930
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-led by Dr. Paul Kirk
1932
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-opens under Director J. Edgar Hoover
1981
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