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In defense of forensics, while not an exact science, accuracy increases when multiple forms of evidence lead to the same conclusion. For example.... Finger p
by ryuker16 10y ago
In defense of forensics, while not an exact science, accuracy increases when multiple forms of evidence lead to the same conclusion.
For example.... Finger prints match, DNA matches, hair sample match.... Likelyhood of three experts being wrong is statisticly extremely low....
- 77pt77 10y agoExcept those forms of evidence aren't independent. Contamination affects all of them and on top of that most of the people analysing them know the results of the other methods. It's a sham by design. Reminds me of personality tests in custody disputes. Everyone making the evaluation demands to know the results obtained so far. What a joke.