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A pair of "alien mummies" that mysteriously turned up at the airport in Perus capital last October have entirely Earthly origins.

Two families have claimed that when the Alabama Department of Corrections returned the bodies of their loved ones who died in prison, they were found to be missing one or more internal organs, court documents show.

A heart, a brain and other organs were missing from dead prisoners, lawsuit claims

A man found guilty of shooting into an occupied building is in Pike County Jail awaiting sentencing March 13.

A heart, a brain and other organs were missing from dead prisoners, lawsuit claims

Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug the Ontario Provincial Police have concluded their investigation into the death of two

The report from the Harris County Sexual Assault Response Team delves into the number of reported sexual assaults throughout the region and provides recommendations and guidelines for the response team and officials.

Taking a step further to make Uttar Pradesh State Institute of Forensic Sciences (UPSIFS) a world class institute, Director Dr GK Goswami, on Thursday, signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Tata Institute of Social Sciences in Mumbai. Soon after reaching an agreement, Dr Goswami said

The issues surrounding searches for digital evidence are changing as rapidly as the underlying technology. Jennifer Granick, an attorney with the American Civil Liberties Union, shares insights from the upcoming Forensic Justice Institute.

The use of genetic-genealogy test results by law enforcement agencies and other investigators to attempt to identify criminal suspects is regarded by many people as positive, but scientific limitations and privacy-related legal and ethical concerns abound