Catching Killers S02E05 Trace Evidence (2013)

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Date: 2019. 06. 13.

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Tags: (2013) • bizonyíték • catching • killers • nyom • s02e05

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Hair, skin cells, fibers, residue, and specs of dust. Sherlock Holmes and his magnifying glass made the analysis of trace evidence famous, but French scientist Edmond Locard made it a movement. Discover how his bold theories on using microscopic evidence to solve crimes helped crack a high profile murder case in 1912. Then travel forward nearly 80 years to discover the trace evidence that was the only hope of catching California's notorious "I-5 Strangler." Two big cases, each solved by evidence