Crime

... didn't happen. Does a murder victim miraculously come back to life if we can't figure out how the murderer entered the locked room to commit his crime?

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... are different, how do forensics do DNA fingerprinting test? I mean, if they find one DNA molecule, which is from the murder's chromosome-1, in the crime scene, will they have to compare it with the DNA molecule from the suspect's chromosome-1？

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... any environment left to save. . . There is only one cause of environmental destruction.......Industrialization. Industrialization was the biggest crime on earth.......The biggest act of killing, murder and terrorism. A Hunter_Gatherer Society of 7 billion would have destroyed very little environment...... ...

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... with identical genomes develop into different tissue is still difficult to answer. Forensics benefits from this fact. Blood cells acquired from a crime scene can be genetically compared to cheek cells from a suspect. However, blood cells and cheek cells are clearly different. The process of cell ...

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... 2010 2:59 am It is well known that criminals on average have IQ levels below that of 'normal' people. http://law.jrank.org/pages/1363/Intelligence-Crime-Measuring-size-IQ-crime-correlation.html I quote : Mind you, there is a theory that high IQ criminals are simply the ones that don't get caught. ...

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