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Thanks to advances in marine technology, police are better-equipped than ever to discover submerged evidence, according to dive-safety periodical Alert Diver. Among the evocative examples: the sticky search for a murder weapon within Los Angeles’ La Brea Tar Pits, and a cannibal’s river-tossed trove of hacksaws.
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Jun 4 2015
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Founded in 1875, Scotland Yard’s Crime Museum (or “Black Museum”) is a trove of objects from notorious cases. It’s…
Nov 7 2011
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Now that Paranormal Activity 3 has broken box office records for October, Hollywood is green-lighting any thriller…
Aug 19 2011
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Just like they tweaked their evidence against Samsung with the Galaxy Tab, it looks like Apple has flubbed evidence…
Aug 7 2011
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Who needs a "a hostile, organized campaign" to hamper Android? Google's own internal documents, now seemingly…
Apr 28 2011
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Philly Watchdog is an anti-corruption app that lets Philadelphians report unlawful acts by city workers, as long as…
Nov 13 2010
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Call it CSI: Abracadabra. A camera that can make invisible substances reappear as if by magic could allow forensics…
Feb 16 2009
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Now when junior complains that one of the evil neighborhood kids has stolen his favorite toy, hand him this Lil' CSI…
Oct 23 2008
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"Counsel, may I present Exhibit 112-B—a blurry cellphone picture of my client clearly under verbal harassment, with…