Victim-Centric Forensics: Empowering Forensic Nurses with Crime-lite Technology
Learn more about how advanced tools like the Crime-lite AUTO can empower nurses to provide the highest level of care to victims and contribute to the pursuit of justice.
Learn more about how advanced tools like the Crime-lite AUTO can empower nurses to provide the highest level of care to victims and contribute to the pursuit of justice.
A new Crime-lite X firmware update provides improved interface speed, allowing users to quickly and easily step through wavebands and create custom mixes of light sources.
Elevate your crime scene investigation capabilities with the Crime-lite AUTO CSI Evidence Sample Kit.
This August, foster+freeman were delighted to have the opportunity to present a range of our latest technology at the AFSN/APMLA forensic symposium in Bangkok, Thailand.
The latest software updates for your devices are now available to download directly from our Customer Portal, at ff-customer.com, including recent major updates for the Crime-lite AUTO, Crime-lite X, and ffTA GRIM 3.
The 108th IAI Educational Conference will be taking place this August at the Peppermill Resort in Reno, Nevada. foster+freeman are delighted to sponsor this event, which unites professionals and students from across the field of forensics. The event focuses on education and professional development, featuring hands-on training sessions with a variety of forensic solutions.
Page substitution, a meticulous forgery technique, poses a significant challenge to border security. This short article delves into the intricacies of page substitution in passport fraud, exploring its methods and detection strategies.
Learn more about the integral features of the Crime-lite ML PRO 2 and how they can improve your workflow for key tasks in the forensic laboratory.
From the controlled environment of a police laboratory to the fast-moving world of international border security, the foster+freeman VSC9000 document examination workstation delivers a comprehensive forensic-level solution to the interrogation and analysis of all questioned documents.
Forensic professionals are well acquainted with the phenomenon known as the “CSI effect,” which refers to the inflated expectations that the public often has regarding forensic technology, largely influenced by depictions seen on television. In these shows, attractive crime scene examiners, often accompanied by glamorous assistants, appear to effortlessly uncover critical evidence within moments, frequently concluding cases within the span of a single episode.