Inside the CSI
We explore how new techniques in forensic science can influence the ways we solve crimes.
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In many ways, the crime-fighting of the future is with us today, and new techniques in forensic science can influence the ways we solve cases.
Crystal Dilworth takes a look at the innovations that enabled it to be solved and goes to the John Jay School of Criminal Justice to learn more about the latest in forensic technology.
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