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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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Who established toxicology as a branch of forensic science, developed first chemical tests to detect arsenic, and developed chemical tests to identify semen?

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Mateu Orfila (1800-1829)

#2
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Who first used bullet comparisons to provide evidence in a murder trail to convict?

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Henry Goddard (1830s)

#3
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Who first observed agglutination of red blood cells?

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Landsteiner (1900)

#4
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Who first used human hair as forensic evidence?

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Rudolph Virchow (1861)

#5
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Who proposed fingerprinting for personal identification?

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William Herschel (1870s)

#6
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Who used latent prints from a crime scene to ID a burglar?

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Henry Faulds (1870s)

#7
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Who first associated bullets with specific guns and studied blood spatter patterns?

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Dr. Alexandre Lacassagne (1890s)

#8
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Who published the first treatise on systematic identification of fingerprints?

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Francis Galton (1890s)

#9
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Who studied probability models for fingerprints, bullet comparison, animal hairs and blood spatter?

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Victor Balthazard (1890s)

#10
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Who established the first forensic science journal?

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Hans Gross (1890s)

#11
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Who implied that soil collected from a crime scene could place a person at that location?

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Arthur Conan-Doyle (1890s)

#12
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Who developed the anthropometrics system, the earliest personal identification system, and the first person in Europe to use latent prints to solve a case?

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Alphonse Bertillon (1900s)

#13
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Who implemented the fingerprint classification scheme that replaced anthropometry and was head of Scotland Yard?

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Sir Edward Richard Henry (1900s)

#14
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Who used photomicrographs of bullets for comparison?

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Paul Jesrich (1900s)

#15
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Who first used botanical evidence during a criminal case in Germany?

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Dr. George Popp (1900s)

#16
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Who opened the first police crime lab in Europe, site of todays Interpol?

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Edmund Locard (1910s)

#17
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Who published the first article on bullet markings and bullet individualzation?

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Victor Balthazard (1910s)

#18
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Who developed the first antibody tests for the ABO blood groups?

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Leone Lattes (1910s)

#19
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Who developed and applied analysis for tool mark comparison?

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Luke May (1920s)

#20
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Who cataloged information regarding weapon manufacturing and developed comparison microscopy for bullet comparison?

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Charles Wait (1920s)

#21
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Who developed an absorption-inhibition ABO typing technique?

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Franz Josef Holzer (1930s)

#22
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Who published photomicrographs of human and animal hair for criminal investigation use?

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John Glaister (1930s)

#23
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Who developed the techniques for profile analysis of DNA?

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Alex Jeffreys (1985)

#24
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When were the first aspects of forensic medicine documented?

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China 6th Century