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One of the first recorded autopsies which was done on Julius Caesar. The physician then found 23 wounds on his body, but only one of them was fatal.

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German and Slavic societies made law that medical experts must be the ones to determine cause of death in crimes.

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The first known book of Forensic was published by the Chinese and was the first record of medical knowledge being used to solve criminal cases.

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First recorded physical evidence to lead to a murder conviction (John Toms). Evidence was a torn edge of newspaper in a pistol that matched some newspaper in his pocket.

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German chemist Valentin Ross developed a way to detect arsenic in a victim's stomach.

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San Francisco, the first city in the US, to use photography for criminal identification.

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Alphonse Bertillon, known as "father of criminal identification", was one of the first man to use popular techniques such as an autopsy. He improved personal identification by creating the science of anthropometry, which involves the series of measurements of the body to help in distinguishing one human to another.

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Landsteiner discovered that blood can be grouped into categories (A, B, AB and O). This created more studies and eventually created a new spectrum in criminology.

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Dr. Lattes was a professor at the Institute of Forensic Medicine in Italy. He discovered the procedure to determine blood groups from dried bloodstains.

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Albrecht is a German chemist who developed luminol. The luminol makes blood glow and is useful in detecting blood at crime scenes.

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Jeffreys developed DNA fingerprinting technique to examine the variations in the genetic code.

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Mullis created the PCR (polymerase chain reaction) technique to enhance samples of DNA fragments in-virto. This is not only used to solve crimes, but to also detect diseases, viruses and so on.

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RMS released a set of 5 additional DNA markers ("polymarker") to add to the HLA-DQA1 forensic DNA system.

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The FBI updated the computerized fingerprint database and turned it into the Integrated Automated Fingerprint Identification System, which allows paperless submission, storage, and search capabilities.

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Britain's Forensic Science Service develops online footwear coding and detection system which helps police identify footwear marks quickly.