Criminal Investigation Collection

Thumbprint forensics, 19th century
Thumbprint forensics. Artwork from the tenth volume (second period of 1892) of the French popular science weekly La Science Illustree

analysing, black and white, crime, criminal investigation, criminology, detective
Illustration of magnifying glass and paw, Sherlock Holmes mystery The Hound of the Baskervilles

Origami magnifying glass
magnifying glass folded out of paper, origami style

Illustration, two forensic officers in white boiler suits holding torch and taking photographs in forest location at night, police car and officers in background

Illustration, index finger being pressed down on chart of fingerprints

Footprint forensics, 19th century
Footprint forensics. Artwork from the tenth volume (second period of 1892) of the French popular science weekly La Science Illustree

Handprint forensics, 19th century
Handprint forensics. Artwork from the tenth volume (second period of 1892) of the French popular science weekly La Science Illustree

Fingerprints, historical image. Early 20th Century lithograph of male fingerprints (right hand). Published in A treatise on medical jurisprudence by George Vivian Poore (1902)

Fingerprint record card. Fingerprints are formed from the ridges on the skin of human fingertips. These ridges form a distinct and unique pattern

Gun crime, conceptual image. Computer artwork of a chalk outline of a gun, representing the deadly effects of gun crime

Cheek squamous cells, SEM
Cheek squamous cells. Coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of squamous (flattened) skin cells from the inside of the cheek

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"Criminal Investigation: Unraveling the Mysteries of Crime through Time" Step into the intriguing world of criminal investigation, where every clue tells a story. From thumbprint forensics in the 19th century to modern-day fingerprint analysis, this captivating journey explores the evolution of crime-solving techniques. In an era devoid of advanced technology, investigators relied on meticulous thumbprint forensics to crack cases. Historical images transport us back in time, showcasing how black and white photographs were meticulously analyzed for clues that would lead to justice. With an origami magnifying glass as our guide, we delve deeper into the realm of criminology. An illustration captures two forensic officers clad in white boiler suits amidst a forest at nightfall, diligently documenting evidence with torches and cameras while a police car stands watch nearby. The index finger presses down firmly on a chart filled with fingerprints—a pivotal moment where identities are unveiled. We uncover secrets hidden within ancient bones as Romanov skeletons undergo forensic examination, shedding light on historical mysteries that have long perplexed humanity. Not limited to fingerprints alone, footprints and handprints also played crucial roles in 19th-century investigations. These early methods paved the way for future breakthroughs in forensic science. A fingerprint record card serves as a testament to countless lives touched by crime—each unique pattern representing stories waiting to be told. Artwork depicting a crime scene reminds us that behind every case lies tragedy and loss; it is through tireless detective work that closure can be achieved. Join us on this enthralling expedition through time as we unravel enigmatic tales woven within the fabric of criminal investigation. Discover how science has transformed mere fragments into powerful tools capable of bringing criminals to justice—and find yourself captivated by the relentless pursuit of truth.