Document Fraud: An Engine of Organised Crime
An international problem, document fraud has previously been identified as being one of the 3 central pillars of organised crime, with their use being linked to a wide variety of criminal activity.
An international problem, document fraud has previously been identified as being one of the 3 central pillars of organised crime, with their use being linked to a wide variety of criminal activity.
foster+freeman will be joining some of Europe’s most preeminent forensic examiners and experts at ENFSI events over the next 3 months.
foster+freeman products have been installed in the high-tech facility as part of a four-year project to revolutionise the efficiency of fingerprint analysis.
Find out more about NFSW 2023 and how foster+freeman are getting involved to celebrate forensic science.
foster+freeman are delighted to be sponsoring the 107th IAI Educational Conference, which brings together professionals and students from across the field of forensics. The event focusses on education and professional development, including hands-on training.
foster+freeman teamed up with Australian police forces to provide a series of free-to-attend digital imaging workshops
DoJ grant enables forensic unit to acquire advanced forensic light sources, including the Crime-lite AUTO, Crime-lite X, PRO VISION goggles and other accessories.
Register now for your free 30-day trial to gain access to a searchable library of more than 18,000 images of body fluids on a wide variety of fabrics, captured using the Crime-lite AUTO under multiple imaging conditions.
foster+freeman authored publication details the use of VSC Photometric Stereo and Elastomeric Sensor Imaging to interrogate and analyse questioned documents to understand the sequence of activity level features – ink line intersections, toner/ink boundaries etc.
Officials representing foster+freeman, the Indian National Forensic Sciences University (NFSU), and the British High Commission, met in Gandhinagar to sign a joint Memorandum of Understanding