Genetic fingerprinting
In 1984, British geneticist Sir Alec John Jeffrey accidentally discovered the process of genetic fingerprinting, which is now part of the standard repertoire of forensic science and prevents many miscarriages…
Read moreIn 1984, British geneticist Sir Alec John Jeffrey accidentally discovered the process of genetic fingerprinting, which is now part of the standard repertoire of forensic science and prevents many miscarriages…
Read moreOn September 3, 2010, 10-year-old Mirco Schlitter disappeared while riding his grass-green dirt bike home from the skate park in Grefrath-Oed. When Mirco did not come home, his parents reported…
Read moreA serial killer who terrorized Czech women was 32-year-old Václav Mrázek, who murdered seven women between 1951 and 1956, the highest number of victims in the post-war history of the…
Read moreIn 1959, a serial killer terrorized the Black Forest region for four months. It all began with the murder of 49-year-old Hilde Konter. On February 27, 1959, a waiter found…
Read moreThe most populous district of the Austrian capital Vienna is Favoriten, where over 10 percent of Vienna’s inhabitants live. This 10th district of Vienna is located in the south of…
Read moreRonald Alain Janssen, better known as “Le Prof,” went down in Belgian criminal history as a serial killer and rapist. But first things first. On May 3, 2007, the body…
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