Facebookers: Beware Of What You Like!

Some people can be very unscrupulous indeed. To them, it is an opportunity to make the most of the given situation. They prey on human emotions, empathy...with the intention to rip you off. It is unfortunate that many have fallen for their tricks...

17 Revealing Facts About Suicide Bombers And Suicide Bombing

There is no country that faces constant threat of terrorism that doesn't wish to see its end. I mean, the end of terrorism. Every nation that is battling with suicide bombers will do anything, give anything to experience some sort of peace. Imagine a world, a society without suicide bombers or terrorists!(I think it exists only on print.) What was the world like before terrorism...suicide bombing? 

The Law That Makes A Suspect A Criminal: Principle Of Forensic Science

Edmond Locard (1877 - 1966) was known as the Sherlock Holmes of France. He was a professor of forensic medicine and criminology at the University of Lyons. In 1910, he established the world’s first police crime laboratory.

 Two attic rooms including two assistants formed Locard's Lab given by the Lyons police department after persuading them for support. He developed laboratory methods to facilitate questioned document examination and recommended the use of "lip prints" for individual identification. Yes...lip prints!

THE MOST POTENT INGREDIENTS OF A HUMAN BOMB: The Making Of A Suicide Bomber

“..I know tanks and airplanes and artillery. But I don't know the person who turns himself into a bomb. I have never met a living, breathing death machine. ..and it was important to me to speak to them face to face: to see how I would feel, to try to understand directly what causes a young man or woman in their teens to throw everything away, to go out and murder innocent people, to commit suicide.”

 These were the words of former Israeli Defense Minister Benjamin Ben-Eliezer. He made this statement after returning from a one-on-one interview of two young suicide bombers.

How To Delete Sent Emails

You have composed and sent your email..and immediately regret hitting the 'send' button. oops! Your message has been sent! No going back. How many times have you been in that position? For me, countless times. In one occasion, I sent an email without

Investigating A Murder Crime Scene

A young woman was killed in Ibadan, Nigeria. Her murderer took her body to a woodland area along the local Eruwa community to secretly  bury.  He buried her body but her head and some parts of her body were still exposed. The body was at an advanced stage of decomposition when it was found. There was high concentration of  maggots around her cranial region(head) and other exposed body parts.
The police has invited

Relevance Of DNA Database In Nigeria

There was no way the 2015 Nigerian General Elections would have been credible without the instrumental role played by the National Voters database (or Register). Everything the former Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), Professor Attahiru Jega, did in the hall of the Abuja International Conference Center was to

Forensic Utilization Of Fingerprints In Nigeria.

In 1978, a 61 year old man was murdered in his home.  Fingerprints were recovered from the crime scene as well as from his vehicle which was stolen by the murderer. It proved too difficult to identify the killer because the fingerprint results did not match any database at that time. The case went

10 Kinds Of Fluids In Your Body That Contain DNA

There is virtually no part the human body that does not contain DNA. Every portion in our body that contains cells has this genetic code. The only exception to this is the red blood cells which have no nucleus on them. So any cell with a nucleus carries DNA.
DNA can be extracted from bodily fluids

5 Critical Questions That Define Admissibility of Evidence In Court

The decision to allow an evidence to be admitted in court rests solely on the judge.
More particularly if the evidence is scientific-based, from a forensic perspective. Many people and relevant stakeholders(parties involved in the case) in court including the judge may not be scientists. So the "process"  of allowing evidences to be admitted is to be undertaken with all seriousness considering the stakes involved. The following questions drawn both from  Daubert and Frye's standard of evidence admissibility guides the judge in determining whether an evidence given by an expert witness is admissible or not.