Law and Logic
Host, Isabella B, takes a closer look at how prosecutors gather evidence. You will discover the fascinating world of forensic science, understand the psychological and sociological factors that drive criminal behavior, and dive into the legal strategies and courtroom tactics that prosecutors use to secure convictions. For those who are curious about the intersection of science and law at a foundational level.
Forensic Anthropology: Solving Mysteries, Restoring Dignity
Diving into the realm of forensic anthropology, this podcast episode explores how experts like Mercedes Doretti use skeletal remains to uncover truths in legal cases, from solving cold cases to addressing human rights abuses. Forensic anthropologists analyze bones for age, sex, ancestry, and trauma, incorporating cutting-edge technology like DNA analysis and isotopic studies. Their work extends beyond identification, aiming to restore dignity and impact policies. Using a blend of science, technology, and human compassion, forensic anthropologists not only solve crimes but also rewrite history by offering a voice to those long silenced.
Who Speaks for the Dead? The Science Behind Solving Silent Mysteries
In this debut episode of Forensic Pathways, we uncover the vital role of forensic pathologists—medical detectives who investigate unnatural deaths. From autopsies and courtroom testimony to shaping public health policy, discover how these experts speak for the dead to protect the living. Perfect for anyone curious about the intersection of science, medicine, and justice.
