The Art of Forensics

In this episode, we delve into the world of forensic pathology in South Africa and the crucial role it plays in solving crimes. Dr. Zwi Lukhozi, a South African pathologist who has conducted hundreds of autopsies in her career to date, largely due to the high rates of crime in the country, takes us through the entire autopsy process.

In this TV episode, we explore the world of forensic fire investigation and its critical role in crime prevention, protection, and insurance claims. We follow Ignis Forensic Fire Investigators as they demonstrate the science behind fire investigation and the use of specially trained dogs to sniff out signs of arson.

In this episode hosted by expert forensic entomologist Lawrence Hill, we explore the fascinating world of forensic entomology and its critical role in crime prevention and protection, particularly in South Africa where many murders occur in open fields, or areas and bodies are often dumped in those areas because they are vast and plentiful and not commonly searched by police or community members.

In this episode we explore the fascinating world of forensic match analysis, a technique used to link suspects to crimes and crime scenes through tool markings, bullet casings, cut cables, and other forensic evidence.

In this thrilling episode, viewers are taken on a fascinating journey into the world of digital forensics, hosted by three experts in the field, Peter Fry, Pieter Otto, and Wes Van Der Westhuizen. The episode explores the latest technologies and techniques used in digital crime fighting, including the analysis of digital devices such as computers, smartphones, and other electronic devices.

In this episode presented by ex-cop and fingerprint specialist Amelia Griesel, we delve into the fascinating history and future of fingerprints and how they are used in crime prevention and protection. Amelia takes us through the origins of fingerprinting, from its first use to the modern-day techniques used by law enforcement.