Landmark cases whose defining forensic significance is classical physical-evidence analysis outside biometric or digital methods: handwriting analysis and wood and toolmark examination of a ransom ladder, fiber evidence linking a suspect's home and vehicle to multiple victims, and forensic pathology identification of buried remains by a distinguishing physical feature. Belongs here: a case whose historical importance rests on comparing or examining a physical object, document or bodily remains rather than DNA, fingerprints or digital data. Does not belong here: a case whose significance is specifically genetic or fingerprint matching, grouped under the identification subcategories above, or specifically linguistic or digital analysis, grouped under Linguistic, Documentary and Digital Forensics.
All Trace, Document and Physical Evidence Analysis
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