The New Detectives

A profile of the work of world-renowned forensic experts as they work to tell the stories of the young men who went to war.

The coroner's office in Miami investigates the death of an unidentified person when the body floats into a fishing boat.

Chemists at the Forensic Science Center at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory develop new techniques to capture killers who use poisons.

An FBI profiler gets inside the mind of a serial killer by piecing together the evidence left at a crime scene.

Forensic photographers are often first at the scene of a crime, capturing vital clues on film. Photographs taken at a crime scene capture obscure clues and provide a permanent record.

Just a few microscopic cells from a single hair or drop of blood can place a murderer behind bars. Exploring what DNA means for crime solving today.