Forensics Timeline September 14, 2018

Origins of Forensic Science Crime Museum, Pidgeon Forge, TN Read the article at your desk and answer the following questions in your notebook. Define Forensic Science based on this article. Where and when did forensic science originate? How do we know? When did Forensics become part of the dictionary? What types of evidence do the talk about in this article and when did these different evidences originate in the historical record?

Science of Forensics Timeline Activity http://www.softschools.com/timelines/forensic_science_timeline/99/ http://www.dplylemd.com/articles/forensic-science-timeline.html http://www.cbsnews.com/htdocs/forensics/timeline.html http://www.forensicdna.com/timeline.html

Who did it, what did they do, when did it happen and why is it important to forensics? You will be creating a timeline of events for the science of forensics. You are not looking for the birth and death of a person, but when they did something that influenced science. There is a list of people and or events that you need to put on your timeline and remember. Go to my calendar page for September 14th and find the different website links!! For each event and/or individual you will need to put the who, what, where, when, and why on the timeline. EX: The formation of the FBI J. Edgar Hoover 1908 Because the United States was in need of a way to help decrease crime and protect its citizens.

The list of events and/or important people in the Science of Forensics Arthur Conan Doyle Mathieu Orfila Calvin Goddard Sir Alec Jeffreys Edmond Locard Alphonse Bertillon Francis Henry Galton Hans Gross Leon Lattes Alber S. Osborn Walter C. McCrone First Crime Lab in the United States What happened in 3rd century China? Carl W. Scheele The discovery of blood typing. When did the FBI national laboratory open. First presumptive blood test was discovered. First use of toxicological evidence in a criminal trial. Valetin Ross FBI Forensic Science Reasearch and Training Centers (List all 5)

The list of events and/or important people in the Science of Forensics Arthur Conan Doyle Mathieu Orfila Calvin Goddard Sir Alec Jeffreys Edmond Locard Alphonse Bertillon Francis Henry Galton Hans Gross Leon Lattes Alber S. Osborn Walter C. McCrone First Crime Lab in the United States What happened in 3rd century China? Carl W. Scheele The discovery of blood typing. When did the FBI national laboratory open. First presumptive blood test was discovered. First use of toxicological evidence in a criminal trial. Valetin Ross FBI Forensic Science Reasearch and Training Centers (List all 5)