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Remains of an early French colonist in present-day Maine, dating to 400 years ago, exhibit signs of an autopsy. A wallet linked to a missing man was discovered at the site.
Birdwatchers discovered a charred, dismembered torso, prompting a medical examiner to analyze the decomposing corpse for clues. A true crime series explores forensic anthropologists' case files, revealing insights from human remains in solving cold cases.
A three-year-old boy found wandering in a parking lot witnessed a murder. A true crime series examines forensic anthropologists' case files, uncovering evidence and secrets within human remains to solve cold cases and analyze criminal investigations.
Decomposed remains of a man were discovered, with a dog uncovering a human skull containing a bullet hole. Forensic anthropologists analyze the case to uncover clues from the body's evidence.
Police discovered the mummified body of a two-year-old girl 25 years after her suspicious death. The victim, a mentally challenged woman, was murdered. A true crime series explores cold cases through forensic anthropology, revealing insights from remains.
A basement renovation in an old farmhouse uncovered a boot containing a human leg bone, prompting a forensic investigation into a cold case. Experts analyzed the remains to identify the victim and determine the crime's circumstances.
In 2001, two boys found a nine-year-old girl's body in a creek two years after her disappearance. An anonymous tip led detectives to a human skull, arm bone, and two ribs in a rural field.
Three women linked to a man vanished, their remains discovered in separate locations and times, prompting suspicion of a serial killer. Investigators examined forensic evidence to identify patterns and uncover the perpetrator’s methods.
A woman found a decomposing body in her neighbor's shed. Another discovered a man's remains in the woods, his head split open by a companion at a hobo campsite. The case, involving forensic anthropologists, explores cold cases through forensic analysis.
In 1995, Mary Catherine Edwards' body was discovered in Beaumont, Texas, after her parents found her brutalized in the bathroom. The killer evaded justice until forensic science eventually led to his identification.
Digital forensics aided in solving the murders of Jasmine Pace and Megan Newton by analyzing security camera, CCTV, and dashcam footage, providing critical evidence to identify perpetrators and reconstruct the crimes.
Steven Clayton, a millionaire, was found dead at the base of a staircase in his luxury mansion alongside his wife, Lana. The case, part of a series examining suspicious deaths from apparent falls, remains under investigation due to unclear circumstances surrounding his demise.