There was an HBO documentary series named Autopsy[0] I watched back in the 90s and two crimes stick out. The series mainly followed the case file of a Forensic Pathologist named Dr. Michael Baden.
If I can remember them correctly, one case was a murder that appeared as a break-in and a bite marking found on a garbage bag was tied back to the victim. The other was an inmate that left bite marks on a guard and tied the crime back to the inmate with.
It’s so interesting to see this research now and wonder what would come of those cases now that the main evidence is seemingly unreliable.
Ever since buying a house I've been engrossed in this topic along with indoor air-quality and mechanical HVAC systems. There's so much to know about these topics and I feel it helps when dealing with HVAC companies to make sure I'm getting what I want and not be price-gouged. One expert I follow on these topics is Allison Bailes, he has a blog entry on a similar topic of duct design[0]. I find his way of breaking down certain topics simple to follow and enjoy seeing how he's implemented his teachings in his own home.
I use YNAB and this was always so daunting and the worst part of falling behind on reconciling imports. Then someone on r/ynab mentioned the transactions page:
Account -> Your Transactions
(used to be Account -> Your Payments -> Transactions)
It was life changing in that I didn't have to waste time going through the purchases page trying to figure out how things were split. Wish target would do the same, it's worse with the they apply discounts.
If I can remember them correctly, one case was a murder that appeared as a break-in and a bite marking found on a garbage bag was tied back to the victim. The other was an inmate that left bite marks on a guard and tied the crime back to the inmate with.
It’s so interesting to see this research now and wonder what would come of those cases now that the main evidence is seemingly unreliable.
[0] https://www.hbo.com/autopsy