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Touch DNA exists where a perpetrator has touched a surface at the crime scene, possibly leaving a fingerprint, as well as DNA, behind. Having the proper supplies on the scene, and the knowledge to use …

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DNA swabbing has revolutionized crime scene investigation. Now forensic professionals can extract information from even the tiniest of samples of epithelial cells, blood, semen, saliva, urine, bone, a …

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Forensic lasers are often utilized in the lab, usually by latent print examiners. However, new laser technology has enabled ultra-portablity and versatility, by providing multiple wavelengths in a sma …

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One Scene, One SpecialistAt a crime scene, DNA deposits can come from any item that has come into contact with an individual or their bodily fluids (saliva, sweat, semen, etc.) (Blozis, 2010). Latent …

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Perfect the Double Swab Technique with TheseThe Double Swab technique has been utilized for years by thousands of forensics professionals. We have just the right swab to perfect this technique. Here’s …

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“Its Unique Design Stands Above The Rest”The Cap-Shure® Cotton Tipped Applicator was chosen as a winner by Forensic Magazine in 2014 not only for its state-of-the-art design, but also for its intuitiv …

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