Published Oct 21, 2016
DNA and the Smell of Death
Wendy Zukerman delves into the intricacies and controversies of forensic science, examining the reliability of DNA evidence, the emerging technique of detecting the smell of death, and the accuracy of canine scent detection in courtrooms. The episode features insights from Arpad Vass and highlights the urgent need for scientific literacy among legal professionals to ensure justice.
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